(10531,'MIS Quarterly',2004,28,2,'UNDERSTANDING CHANGES IN BELIEF AND ATTITUDE TOWARD INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY USAGE: A THEORETICAL MODEL AND LONGITUDINAL TEST','Anol Bhattacherjee, G. Premkumar','Bhattacherjee2004','229-254','User beliefs and attitudes are key perceptions driving information technology usage. These perceptions, however, may change with time as users gain first-hand experience with IT usage, which, in turn, may change their subsequent IT usage behavior. This paper elaborates how users\' beliefs and attitudes change during the course of their IT usage, defines emergent constructs driving such change, and proposes a temporal model of belief and attitude change by drawing on expectation-disconfirmation theory and the extant IT usage literature. Student data from two longitudinal studies in end-user computing (computerbased training system usage) and system development (rapid application development software usage) contexts provided empirical support for the hypothesized model, demonstrated its generalizability across technologies and usage contexts, and allowed us to probe context-specific differences. Content analysis of qualitative data validated some of our quantitative results. We report that emergent factors such as disconfirmation and satisfaction are critical to understanding changes in IT users\' beliefs and attitudes and recommend that they be included in future process models of IT usage.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/22/document8.pdf',6,''),(10532,'MIS Quarterly',2004,28,1,'HOW DO SUPPLIERS BENEFIT FROM INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY USE IN SUPPLY CHAIN RELATIONSHIPS','Mani Subramani','Subramani2004','45-73','Supply chain management systems (SCMS) championed by network leaders in their supplier networks are now ubiquitous. While prior studies have examined the benefits to network leaders from these systems, little attention has been paid to the benefits to supplier firms. This study draws from organizational theories of learning and action and transaction cost theory to propose a model relating suppliers\' use of SCMS to benefits. It proposes that two patterns of SCMS use by suppliers - exploitation and exploration - create contexts for suppliers to make relationship-specific investments in business processes and domain knowledge. These, in turn, enable suppliers to both create value and retain a portion of the value created by the use of these systems in interfirm relationships.\r\n\r\nData from 131 suppliers using an SCMS implemented by one large retailer support hypotheses that relationship-specific intangible investments play a mediating role linking SCMS use to benefits. Evidence that patterns of information technology use are significant determinants of relationship-specific investments in business processes and domain expertise provides a finergrained explanation of the logic of IT-enabled electronic integration. The results support the vendors-to-partners thesis that IT deployments in supply chains lead to closer buyer-supplier relationships (Bakos and Brynjyolfsson 1993). The results also suggest the complementarity of the transaction-cost and resource-based views, elaborating the logic by which specialized assets can also be strategic assets.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/22/document3_Kopie_2.pdf',NULL,'Sample Size: \r\n(p. 56) n = 131 as final sample size (used below)\r\n(p. 59) n = 132 as final sample size\r\n\r\nSignificance Coefficients:\r\nSignificance of paths is different in Figure 2 and Table 3 although it is the same model... In case of doubt, the values from Figure 2 are used below.'),(10533,'MIS Quarterly',2003,27,4,'SOURCES OF INFLUENCE ON BELIEFS ABOUT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY USE: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF KNOWLEDGE WORKERS','William Lewis, Ritu Agarwal, V. Sambamurthy','Lewis2003','657-678','Individual beliefs about technology use have been shown to have a profound impact on subsequent behaviors toward information technology (IT). This research note builds upon and extends prior research examining factors that influence key individual beliefs about technology use. It is argued that individuals form beliefs about their use of information technologies within a broad milieu of influences emanating from the individual, institutional, and social contexts in which they interact with IT. We examine the simultaneous effects of these three sets of influences on beliefs about usefulness and ease of use in the context of a contemporary technology targeted at autonomous knowledge workers. Our findings suggest that beliefs about technology use can be influenced by top management commitment to new technology and the individual factors of personal innovativeness and self-efficacy. Surprisingly, social influences from multiple sources exhibited no significant effects. Theoretical and practical implications are offered.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/22/document16.pdf',NULL,''),(10534,'MIS Quarterly',2003,27,1,'TRUST AND TAM IN ONLINE SHOPPING: AN INTEGRATED MODEL','David Gefen, Elena Karahanna, Detmar W. Straub','Gefen2003','51-90','A separate and distinct interaction with both the actual e-vendor and with its IT Web site interface is at the heart of online shopping. Previous research has established, accordingly, that online purchase intentions are the product of both consumer assessments of the IT itself — specificaily its perceived usefulness and ease-of-use (TAM) — and trust in the e-vendor. But these perspectives have been examined independently by IS researchers. Integrating these two perspectives and examining the factors that build online trust in an environment that lacks the typical human interaction that often leads to trust in other circumstances advances our understanding of these constructs and their linkages to behavior. \r\nOur research on experienced repeat online shoppers shows that consumer trust is as important to online commerce as the widely accepted TAM use-antecedents, perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use. Together these variable sets explain a considerable proportion of variance in intended behavior. The study also provides evidence that online trust is built through (1) a belief that the vendor has nothing to gain by cheating.(2) a belief that there are safety mechanisms built into the Web site, and (3) by having a typical interface, (4) one that is, moreover, easy to use.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/22/document4.pdf',NULL,''),(10535,'MIS Quarterly',2003,27,1,'UNDERSTANDING THE SERVICE COMPONENT OF APPLICATION SERVICE PROVISION: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF SATISFACTION WITH ASP SERVICES','Anjana Susaria, Anitesh Barua, Andrew B. Whinston','Susaria2003','91-123','In spite of the promise and potential of improving the way organizations develop, operate and maintain information technology (IT) applications, application service providers (ASPs) have fared poorly in terms of attracting a large client base. Anecdotal evidence in the business press points to limited satisfaction among users of ASP, which calls for an assessment of determinants of satisfaction with ASP. In this paper, we draw upon the consumer satisfaction paradigm widely employed in marketing literature to analyze post-usage satisfaction with ASP services. We develop a conceptual model of satisfaction with ASP and empirically test the predictions using data from 256 firms using ASP services. Expectations about ASP service have a significant influence on the performance evaluation of ASPs. and experience-based norms have only limited significance in explaining satisfaction with ASP. We also find empirical support for the influence of performance and disconfirmation on the satisfaction with ASP. Implications for both ASPs and organizations adopting ASP services are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/22/document3_Kopie.pdf',NULL,''),(10536,'MIS Quarterly',2002,26,4,'AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION OF INDIVIDUAL TRAITS AS ANTECEDENTS TO COMPUTER ANXIETY AND COMPUTER SELF-EFFICACY','Jason Bennett Thatcher,  Pamela L. Perrewe','Thatcher & Perrewe/Computer Anxiety & Computer Self-Efficacy','381-396','To better understand how individual differences influence the use of information technology (IT), this study models and tests relationships among dynamic, IT-specific individual differences (i.e., computer self-efficacy and computer anxiety), stable, situation-specific traits (i.e., personal innovativeness in IT) and stable, broad traits (i.e., trait anxiety and negative affectivity). When compared to broad traits, the model suggests that situation-specific traits exert a more pervasive influence on IT situation-specific individual differences. Further, the model suggests that computer anxiety mediates the influence of situation-specific traits (i.e., personal innovativeness) on computer self-efficacy. Results provide support for many of the hypothesized relationships. From a theoretical perspective, the findings help to further our understanding of the nomological network among individual differences that lead to computer self-efficacy. From a practical perspective, the findings may help IT managers design training programs that more effectively increase the computer self-efficacy of users with different dispositional characteristics.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/22/document3.pdf',NULL,''),(10537,'MIS Quarterly',2002,26,2,'SHAPING UP FOR E-COMMERCE: INSTITUTIONAL ENABLERS OF THE ORGANIZATIONAL ASSIMILATION OF WEB TECHNOLOGIES','Debabroto Chatterjee,  Rajdeep Grewal,  V. Sambamurth',NULL,'65-89','The global reach of the Web technological platform, along with the range of services that it\r\nsupports, makes it a powerful business resource. However, realization of operational and strategic benefits is contingent on effective assimilation of this type Ill IS innovation. This paper draws upon institutional theory and the conceptual lens of structuring and metastructuring actions to explain the importance of three factors-top management championship, strategic investment rationale, and extent of coordination-in achieving higher levels of Web assimilation within an organization. Survey data are utilized to test a nomological network of relationships among these factors and the extent of organizational assimilation of Web technologies.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/22/document-19.pdf',NULL,''),(10538,'MIS Quarterly',2001,25,2,'INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT AND ITS MANAGEMENT IN INFORMATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT','Henri Barki, Jon Hartwick','Barki & Hartwig/Interpersonal Conflict in ISD','195-228','Researchers from a wide range of management areas agree that conflicts are an important part of organizational life and that their study is important. Yet, interpersonal conflict is a neglected topic in information system development (ISD). Based on definitional properties of interpersonal conflict identified in the management and organizational behavior literatures, this paper tests a model of how individuals participating in ISD projects perceive interpersonal conflict and examines the relationships between interpersonal conflict, management of the conflict, and ISD outcomes. Questionnaire data was obtained from 265 IS staff and 272 users working on 162 ISD projects. Results indicated that the construct of interpersonal conflict was reflected by three key dimensions: disagreement, interference, and negative emotion. While conflict management was found to have positive effects on ISD outcomes, it did not substantially mitigate the negative effects of interpersonal conflict on these outcomes. In other words, the impact of interpersonal conflict was perceived to be negative, regardless of how it was managed or resolved.',1,0,'pdfs/2019/03/22/pp.195-228.pdf',6,''),(10539,'MIS Quarterly',2001,25,3,'MEDIA AND GROUP COHESION: RELATIVE INFLUENCES ON SOCIAL PRESENCE, TASK PARTICIPATION, AND GROUP CONSENSUS','Youngjin Yoo, Maryam Alavi','You & Alavi/Media and Group Cohesion','371 - 390','Organizations deploy advanced communication media such as audio and videoconferencing to enhance and extend group communication interactions.  However, established groups (i.e., groups with a history of working together) can view and use the same technology differently from groups without any past experiences of working together. This study examines the relative influence of media condition and group cohesion on social presence, task participation, and group consensus. Results from a controlled laboratory experiment with 45 triads of college students work a  decision-making task showed that media condition (audio conferencing vs. desktop video- conferencing) has significantly smaller influences on social presence and task participation than group cohesion in established groups. The study found that influence of group cohesion over social presence is additive, rather than substitutive, to that of media condition. The study also established that task participation played a more important role than social presence in determining the degree of consensus among group members in computer-mediated communication environments.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/22/document-12.pdf',NULL,''),(10540,'MIS Quarterly',2000,24,4,'TIME FLIES WHEN YOU\'RE HAVING FUN:  COGNITIVE ABSORPTION AND BELIEFS ABOUT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY USAGE','Ritu Agarwal, Elena Karahanna','Agarwal & KarahannalCognitive Absorption','665 - 694','Extant explanations of why users behave in particular ways toward information technologies have tended to focus predominantly on instrumental beliefs as drivers of individual usage intentions. Prior work in individual psychology, however, suggests that holistic experiences with technology as captured in constructs such as enjoyment and flow are potentially important explanatory variables in technology acceptance theories. In this paper, we describe a multidimensional construct labeled cognitive absorption and defined as a state of deep involvement with software. Cognitive absorption, theorized as being exhibited through the five dimensions of temporal dissociation, focused immersion, heightened enjoyment, control, and curiosity, is posited to be a proximal antecedent of two important beliefs about technology use: perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use. In addition, we propose that the individual traits of playfulness and personal innovativeness are important determinants of cognitive absorption. Based on the conceptual definition of this construct, operational measures for each dimension are developed. Using the World Wide Web as the target technology, scale validation indicates that the operational measures have acceptable psychometric properties and confirmatory factor analysis supports the proposed multi-dimensional structure. Structural equation analysis provides evidence for the theorized nomological net of cognitive absorption. Theoretical and practical\r\nimplications are offered.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/22/Time_Flies_.pdf',NULL,''),(10541,'MIS Quarterly',2000,24,2,'A CROSS-CULTURAL STUDY ON ESCALATION OF COMMITMENT BEHAVIOR IN SOFTWARE PROJECTS','Mark Keil, Bernard C. Y. Tan, Kwok-Kee Wei, Timo Saarinen, Virpi Tuunainen, Arjen Wassenaar','Keil et al./Culture & Escalation of Commitment','299-325','One of the most challenging decisions that a manager must confront is whether to continue or abandon a troubled project. Published studies suggest that failing software projects are often allowed to continue for too long before appropriate management action is taken to discontinue or redirect the efforts. The level of sunk cost associated with such projects has been offered as one explanation for this escalation of commitment behavior. What prior studies fail to consider is how concepts from risk-taking theory (such as risk propensity and risk perception) affect decision makers’ willingness to continue a project under conditions of sunk cost. To better understand factors that may cause decision makers to continue such projects, this study examines the level of sunk cost together with the risk propensity and risk perception of decision makers. These factors are assessed for cross-cultural robustness using matching laboratory experiments carried out in three cultures (Finland, the Netherlands, and Singapore)',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/22/pp.299-325_A_Cross-Cultural_Study_on_Escalation_of_Commitment_Behavior_i_u0LUX5w.pdf',NULL,''),(10542,'MIS Quarterly',1999,23,2,'Information Technology Adoption Across Time: A Cross-Sectional Comparison of Pre-Adoption and Post-Adoption Beliefs','Elena Karahanna, Detmar Straub, Norman L. Chervany','Karahanna, Straub, & Chervany/IT Adoption Across Time','183-213','The process of information technology adoption and use is critical to deriving the benefits of information technology. Yet from a conceptual standpoint, few empirical studies have made a distinction between individuals\' pre-adoption and post-adoption (continued use) beliefs and attitudes. This distinction is crucial in understanding and managing this process over time. The current study combines innovation diffusion and attitude theories in a theoretical framework to examine differences in pre-adoption and post-adoption beliefs and attitudes, The examination of Windows technology in a single organization indicates that users and potential adopters of information technology differ on their determinants of behavioral intention, attitude, and subjective norm. Potential adopter intention to adopt is solely determined by normative pressures, whereas user intention is solely determined by attitude. In addition, potential adopters base their attitude on a richer set of innovation characteristics than users. Whereas pre-adoption attitude is based on perceptions of usefulness, ease-of-use, result demonstrability, visibility, and trialability, post-adoption attitude is only based on instrumentality beliefs of usefulness and perceptions of image enhancements.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/22/Information_Technology_Adoption_Across_Time.pdf',6,''),(10543,'MIS Quarterly',1999,23,2,'Social Cognitive Theory and Individual Reactions to Computing Technology: A Longitudinal Study','Deborah Compeau, Christopher A. Higgins, Sid L. Huff','Compeau1999','145-158','A model, based on Bandura\'s Social Cognitive Theory, was developed to test the influence of computer self-efficacy, outcome expectations, affect, and anxiety on computer usage. The model was tested using longitudinal data gathered from 394 end users over a one-year interval. Significant relationships were found between computer self-efficacy and outcome expectations, and between self-efficacy and affect and anxiety and use. Performance outcomes were found to influence affect and use, while affect was significantly related to use. Overall, the findings provide strong confirmation that both self-efficacy and outcome expectations impact on an individual\'s affective and behavioral reactions to information technology.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/22/Social_Cognitive_Theory.pdf',NULL,''),(10544,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2000,9,2,'The use of collaborative electronic media for information sharing: an exploratory study of determinants','S.L. Jarvenpaa, D.S Staples','Jarvenpaa2000','129 - 154','This article reports an exploratory investigation of individual perceptions of factors that underlie the use of collaborative electronic media (electronic mail, World Wide Web, list serves, and other collaborative systems) for sharing information in a large state university in Australia. The model\r\nbuilds on the Constant et al.\'s theory of information sharing. We propose that perceptions of\r\ninformation culture, attitudes regarding information ownership and propensity to share, as well as\r\ntask and personal factors in¯uence people\'s use of collaborative media. We found that task characteristics (task interdependence), perceived information usefulness and the user\'s computer comfort were most strongly associated with the person\'s use of collaborative media. Consistent with Constant et al.\'s earlier ®ndings, views of information ownership and propensity to share were signi®cantly related to use. Interestingly, use of electronic media for sharing information and contacting people was weakly associated with a more structured, closed information culture. This implies that heavy users and sharers want more structured information ¯ow in place, possibly due to their need to have reliable access to other individual\'s knowledge and information. Contrary to suggestions in the literature, a fully open, organic information culture may not always be most desirable. Implications for knowledge managers, practitioners and researchers are suggested.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2019/03/25/The-use-of-collaborative-electronic-media-for-info_2000_The-Journal-of-Strat.pdf',NULL,'N= 1125 : Completed questionnaires were received from 1125 individuals.'),(10545,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2009,10,2,'A Behavioral Analysis of Passphrase Design and Effectiveness','Mark Keith, Benjamin Shao, Paul Steinbart','Keith et al./Passphrase Usability and Effectiveness','63-89','Although the use of multiple methods of user authentication for IT system increases security, passwords are often the only credential required for access. Consequently, the challenge is to discover ways to improve password strength without impairing usability. Longer pass “phrases” have received increased attention as a solution to this challenge because they are potentially more resistant to attacks yet are easy to remember. Recent evidence, however, suggests that passphrases increase the likelihood of typographical errors resulting in login failures and negative user perceptions. This paper presents experimental results that demonstrate well-designed passphrases do not increase login failures and, thereby, generate positive user perceptions. Implications are drawn to help IT managers develop effective IT security policies in utilizing passphrases to improve authentication and to assist researchers in identifying avenues for future research.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2009_A_Behavioral_Analysis_of_Passphrase_Design_and_Effectiveness.pdf',6,''),(10546,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2009,10,12,'Designing Interfaces with Social Presence: Using Vividness and Extraversion to Create Social Recommendation Agents','Traci Hess, Mark Fuller, Damon Campbell','Hess et al./Designing Interfaces with Social Presence','889-919','Interfaces now employ a variety of media-rich, social, and advanced decision-making components, including recommendation agents (RA) designed to assist users with their tasks. Social presence has been identified as a key consideration in website design to overcome the lack of warmth, social cues, and face-to-face interaction, but few studies have investigated the interface features that may increase social presence. Recent research on RAs has similarly acknowledged social presence as a key factor in the design of online RAs and in building trust in this technology, but there has been limited empirical work on the topic. In this study an experiment was conducted to explore how social technology cues, media capabilities, and individual differences influence social presence and trust in an RA. RA personality (extraversion), vividness (text, voice, and animation), and computer playfulness were found to influence social presence, with social presence serving in a mediating role and increasing user trust in the RA. Vividness also had a moderating effect on the relationship between RA extraversion and social presence such that increased levels of vividness strengthen this relationship.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2009_Designing_Interfaces_with_Social_Presence__Using_Vividness_and_Ex.pdf',6,''),(10548,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2009,10,10,'Usability and Sociability in Online Communities: A Comparative Study of Knowledge Seeking and Contribution','Chee Wei Phang, Atrevi Kankanhalli, Rajiv Sabherwal','Phang et al./Usability and Sociability in Online Communities','721-747','The chief objective in many online communities is to allow for knowledge sharing and learning, which is enabled by technologies such as discussion forums. The value realized from these communities depends on ongoing participation in terms of two key activities i.e., knowledge seeking and contribution. However, a large number of communities fail, as they cannot sustain these activities. This poses the question of how these two activities can be simultaneously promoted. While previous research has separately explicated a number of different antecedents for the two activities, this study adopts a socio-technical perspective of an online community and considers usability and sociability as two salient antecedents applicable to both activities. Usability and sociability are multi-dimensional constructs, where individual’s perceptions of the two may be determined by dimensions such as ease of use and social interactivity. This paper proposes that individuals may place different importance on these dimensions when seeking knowledge, compared to contributing knowledge. The research model is tested through a survey of users of a learning-focused community system. Our findings indicate that individuals do, indeed, differ in their emphasis on the identified dimensions when they engage in the two activities. Specifically, ease of use and system reliability are considered as more important for usability, and moderator perception as more important for sociability when individuals seek knowledge. On the other hand, individuals perceive tracking fulfillment as more important for usability and social interactivity as more important for sociability when they contribute knowledge. These differences have implications for future research and practice.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2009_Usability_and_Sociability_in_Online_Communities__A_Comparative_St.pdf',6,''),(10549,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2010,11,NULL,'An Empirical Analysis of the Business Value of Open Source Infrastructure Technologies','InduShobha Chengalur-Smith, Saggi Nevo, Pindaro Demertzoglou','Chengalur-Smith et al./Business Value of OS Infrastructure','708-729','Organizations are increasingly interested in exploring Free/Libre Open Source Software (FLOSS) based technologies as viable alternatives to proprietary or commercial solutions, but research on the business value of such technologies is lacking. In this paper, we contribute to this important, yet understudied, topic by examining the antecedents of the business value of open source infrastructure technologies. The paper puts forward a new model for explicating the organizational benefits of these technologies. Our findings suggest that in order to realize benefits from open source infrastructure technologies, organizations should have the human and technological capacities to absorb and utilize them as well as the ability to establish, maintain, and leverage ties with the technologies’ communities of developers and users. The paper focuses on open source databases (specifically, MySQL) as an instance of open source infrastructure technology. A PLS analysis of 149 responses from organizations that have implemented MySQL revealed that absorptive capacity for the database, ties with the technology’s user/developer community-of-practice, and an open source IT infrastructure that facilitates MySQL utilization explain about 20 per cent of the business value of the open source technology. These findings should help organizations realize the numerous potential benefits of open source technologies.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2010_An_Empirical_Analysis_of_the_Business_Value_of_Open_Source_Infras.pdf',6,''),(10550,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2010,11,10,'Modeling Citizen Satisfaction with Mandatory Adoption of an E-Government Technology','Frank K.Y. Chan, James Y.L. Thong, Viswanath Venkatesh, Susan A. Brown, Paul Jen-Hwa Hu, Kar Yan Tam','Chan et al./Mandatory Adoption of E-Government','519-549','While technology adoption is a major stream of research in information systems, few studies have examined the antecedents and consequences of mandatory adoption of technologies. To address this gap, we develop and test a model of mandatory citizen adoption of an e-government technology. Based on a framework that outlines the key stages associated with the launch of technology products, we identify various external factors as antecedents of four key technology adoption variables from the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT), i.e., performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence, and facilitating conditions, which ultimately impact citizen satisfaction. The four stages of technology launch and the salient antecedents in each stage are: (1) market preparation stageawareness; (2) targeting stagecompatibility and self-efficacy; (3) positioning stageflexibility and avoidance of personal interaction; and (4) execution stagetrust, convenience, and assistance. We test our model in a two-stage survey of 1,179 Hong Kong citizens, before and after they were issued a mandatory smart card to access e-government services. We find that the various factors tied to the different stages in launching the technology predict key technology adoption variables that, in turn, predict citizen satisfaction with e-government technology. We discuss the theoretical and practical implications for governments implementing technologies whose use by citizens is mandated.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2010_Modeling_Citizen_Satisfaction_with_Mandatory_Adoption_of_an_E-Gov.pdf',6,''),(10551,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2010,11,4,'Sellers’ Trust and Continued Use of Online Marketplaces','Heshan Sun','Sun/Sellers’ Trust and Continued Use of Online Marketplaces','182-211','Despite the fact that more and more people are selling things online, the community of sellers is under-investigated by information systems researchers. This research explores the role of sellers’ trust in the continued use of online marketplaces. This research differentiates between the sellers’ trust in intermediaries and their trust in the community of buyers. In addition, the concept of trust is examined with a balanced view of cognitive and affective trust. A research model is developed. Empirical data collected from sellers at uBid.com confirm the research model and hypotheses. The findings show that, for online sellers, (1) both cognitive and affective components of trust matter; (2) trust in the intermediary impacts trust in the community of buyers through the trust transference mechanism; (3) trust influences sellers’ retention to online marketplaces indirectly via perceived usefulness and perceived enjoyment of using online marketplaces; and (4) perceived enjoyment is an important antecedent of sellers’ retention. This research has implications for information systems research and practice.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2010_Sellers__Trust_and_Continued_Use_of_Online_Marketplaces.pdf',6,''),(10552,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2010,11,NULL,'Sustainability of Free/Libre Open Source Projects: A Longitudinal Study','InduShobha Chengalur-Smith, Anna Sidorova, Sherae Daniel','Chengalur-Smith et al./Sustainability of FLOSS Projects','657-683','This paper examines the factors that influence the long-term sustainability of FLOSS projects. A model of project sustainability based on organizational ecology is developed and tested empirically. Data about activity and contribution patterns over the course of five years for 2,772 projects registered with SourceForge is analyzed. Our results suggest that the size of the project’s development base, project age and the size of niche occupied by the project are positively related to the project’s ability to attract user and/or developer resources. The ability to attract resources is an indicator of the perceived project legitimacy, which in turn is a strong predictor of the project’s future sustainability. Thus a project’s ability to attract developer and user resources is shown to play a mediating role between the demographic (size and age) and ecological (niche) characteristics of the project and its future sustainability. Our results support the applicability of tenets of organizational ecology related to the liability of smallness, the liability of newness, and population characteristics (niche size) to the FLOSS development environment. The implications of the results for future research and practice are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2010_Sustainability_of_Free_Libre_Open_Source_Projects__A_Longitudinal.pdf',6,''),(10553,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2010,11,7,'Understanding Security Behaviors in Personal Computer Usage: A Threat Avoidance Perspective','Huigang Liang, Yajiong Xue','Liang&Xue/Understanding Security Behavior','394-413','This study aims to understand the IT threat avoidance behaviors of personal computer users. We tested a research model derived from Technology Threat Avoidance Theory (TTAT) using survey data. We find that users’ IT threat avoidance behavior is predicted by avoidance motivation, which, in turn, is determined by perceived threat, safeguard effectiveness, safeguard cost, and self-efficacy. Users develop a threat perception when they believe that the malicious IT is likely to attack them (perceived susceptibility) and the negative consequences will be severe if they are attacked (perceived severity). When threatened, users are more motivated to avoid the threat if they believe that the safeguarding measure is effective (safeguard effectiveness) and inexpensive (safeguard cost) and they have confidence in using it (self-efficacy). In addition, we find that perceived threat and safeguard effectiveness have a negative interaction on avoidance motivation so that a higher level of perceived threat is associated with a weaker relationship between safeguard effectiveness and avoidance motivation or a higher level of safeguard effectiveness is associated with a weaker relationship between perceived threat and avoidance motivation. These findings provide an enriched understanding about personal computer users’ IT threat avoidance behavior.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2010_Understanding_Security_Behaviors_in_Personal_Computer_Usage__A_Th.pdf',6,''),(10554,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2010,11,8,'Understanding the Influence of Team Climate on IT Use','Huigang Liang, Yajiong Xue, Weiling Ke, Kwok Kee Wei','Xue et al./Team Climate on IT Use','414-432','This article contributes to the technology acceptance literature by providing an enriched understanding about how team climate for innovation affects end users’ IT use. Empirical data collected from 103 physicians shows that team climate significantly affects the use of a computerized physician order entry system through the mediation of performance expectancy and facilitating conditions. Team climate also affects users’ subjective norm, yet subjective norm is not found to have a significant impact on IT use. Our findings confirm the importance of users’ proximal social network in voluntary settings, demonstrating that team climate influences IT use behaviors by changing users’ cognitive perceptions rather than their normative beliefs.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2010_Understanding_the_Influence_of_Team_Climate_on_IT_Use.pdf',6,''),(10555,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2011,12,1,'Decision Factors for the Adoption and Continued Use of Online Direct Sales Channels among SMEs','Xiaolin Li, Marvin D. Troutt, Alan Brandyberry, Tuo Wang','Li et al./Decision Factors of ODSC Adoption','1-31','Although more and more small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) use the Internet for business purposes, few of them have adopted the Internet as an online direct sales channel (ODSC). Among those that do use the ODSC, some end up abandoning it after adoption. This study explores a few critical factors underlying the initial adoption and continued use of online direct sales channels among SMEs. Synthesizing existing works, we construct an innovation adoption decision factors classification framework that classifies innovation decision factors into three dimensions: decision entity factors, decision object factors, and context factors. We then operationalize these factors in the context of SMEs’ initial adoption and post-adoption continued use of online direct sales channels. We conduct a survey study on SMEs within the United States. The results demonstrate that an SME’s initial adoption and post-adoption continued use of an ODSC involve different sets of decision factors. Furthermore, results demonstrate a learning effect within adopting firms that implies they perceive the relative advantage of ODSC differently in comparison to pre-adopters.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2011_Decision_Factors_for_the_Adoption_and_Continued_Use_of_Online_Dir.pdf',6,''),(10556,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2011,12,8,'Designing Collaborative Systems to Enhance Team Performance','Xiaojun Zhang, Viswanath Venkatesh, Susan A. Brown','Zhang et al. / System Design for Team Performance','556-584','Collaborative technologies are widely used to enable teams to function effectively in today’s competitive business environment. However, prior research has been inconclusive regarding the impacts of collaborative technologies on team performance. To address the inconsistencies in prior work, this paper seeks to understand the mediational mechanisms that transmit the effect of collaborative technologies on team performance. Specifically, we theorize that there is a relationship between design features and knowledge contextualization. We further theorize relationships between knowledge contextualization and a team’s capability for collaboration, specifically examining collaboration know-how and absorptive capacity, both of which are expected to influence team performance. We conduct a field study including 190 software project teams from a large organization in China. The results support our theoretical model and demonstrate that design features have an impact on performance outcomes, mediated by collaboration know-how and absorptive capacity.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2011_Designing_Collaborative_Systems_to_Enhance_Team_Performance.pdf',6,''),(10557,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2011,12,12,'Information Privacy Concerns: Linking Individual Perceptions with Institutional Privacy Assurances','Heng Xu, Tamara Dinev, Jeff Smith, Paul Hart','Xu et al. / Privacy Perceptions and Assurances','798 - 824','Organizational information practices can result in a variety of privacy problems that can increase consumers’ concerns for information privacy. To explore the link between individuals and organizations regarding privacy, we study how institutional privacy assurances such as privacy policies and industry self-regulation can contribute to reducing individual privacy concerns. Drawing on Communication Privacy Management (CPM) theory, we develop a research model suggesting that an individual’s privacy concerns form through a cognitive process involving perceived privacy risk, privacy control, and his or her disposition to value privacy. Furthermore, individuals’ perceptions of institutional privacy assurances -- namely, perceived effectiveness of privacy policies and perceived effectiveness of industry privacy self-regulation -- are posited to affect the risk- control assessment from information disclosure, thus, being an essential component of privacy concerns. We empirically tested the research model through a survey that was administered to 823 users of four different types of websites: 1) electronic commerce sites, 2) social networking sites, 3) financial sites, and 4) healthcare sites. The results provide support for the majority of the hypothesized relationships. The study reported here is novel to the extent that existing empirical research has not explored the link between individuals’ privacy perceptions and institutional privacy assurances. We discuss implications for theory and practice and provide suggestions for future research.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2011_Information_Privacy_Concerns__Linking_Individual_Perceptions_with.pdf',6,''),(10558,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2011,12,7,'IT Capabilities, Process-Oriented Dynamic Capabilities, and Firm Financial Performance','Gimun Kim, Bongsik Shin, Kyung Kyu Kim, Ho Geun Lee','Kim et al. / IT Capabilities & Firm Performance','487-517','More and more publications are highlighting the value of IT in affecting business processes. Recognizing firm- level dynamic capabilities as key to improved firm performance, our work examines and empirically tests the influencing relationships among IT capabilities (IT personnel expertise, IT infrastructure flexibility, and IT management capabilities), process-oriented dynamic capabilities, and financial performance. Process- oriented dynamic capabilities are defined as a firm’s ability to change (improve, adapt, or reconfigure) a business process better than the competition in terms of integrating activities, reducing cost, and capitalizing on business intelligence/learning. They encompass a broad category of changes in the firm’s processes, ranging from continual adjustments and improvements to radical one-time alterations. Although the majority of changes may be incremental, a firm’s capacity for timely changes also implies its readiness to execute radical alterations when the need arises. Grounded on the theoretical position, we propose a research model and gather a survey data set through a rigorous process that retains research validity. From the analysis of the survey data, we find an important route of causality, as follows: IT personnel expertiseIT management capabilities IT infrastructure flexibilityprocess-oriented dynamic capabilitiesfinancial performance. Based on this finding, we discuss the main contributions of our study in terms of the strategic role of IT in enhancing firm performance.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2011_IT_Capabilities_Process-Oriented_Dynamic_Capabilities_and_Firm.pdf',6,''),(10559,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2011,12,1,'Online Impulse Buying: Understanding the Interplay between Consumer Impulsiveness and Website Quality','John D. Wells','Verena Parbateeah','Joseph S. Valaicich','With the proliferation of e-commerce, there is growing evidence that online impulse buying is an emerging phenomenon, which has been the focus of researchers from a variety of disciplines. This paper reports on two empirical studies that examine the interplay between a consumer’s inherent impulsiveness to buy and website quality. Specifically, consistent with past online impulse buying research, website quality manifests as an environmental cue that directly influences the likelihood that a consumer will experience an urge to buy impulsively. Further, highly impulsive consumers can be both positively and negatively influenced by varying degrees of website quality. Thus, while the objective quality of an e-commerce website is important, the inherent impulsiveness of a consumer is also a critical factor for understanding how and why individuals react impulsively to varying degrees of website quality. The implications of the results for both future research and the design of electronic commerce websites are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2011_Online_Impulse_Buying__Understanding_the_Interplay_between_Consum.pdf',6,''),(10560,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2011,12,5,'The Adoption of Online Shopping Assistants: Perceived Similarity as an Antecedent to Evaluative Beliefs','Same Al-Natour, Izak Benbasat, Ron Cenfetelli','Al-Natour et al. / Evaluating Online Assistants','347-374','In recent work, researchers have supplemented traditional IS adoption models with new constructs that capture users’ relational, social, and emotional beliefs. These beliefs have given rise to questions regarding their antecedents and the nature of the user-artifact relationship. This paper sheds light on these questions by asserting that users perceive and respond to information technology (IT) artifacts as social partners and form perceptions about their social characteristics. Subsequently, users’ perceptions of the similarity of these characteristics to their own affect evaluations of these artifacts. Within the context of online shopping and using an automated shopping assistant, our paper draws upon social psychology and human-computer interaction research in developing hypotheses regarding the effects of perceived personality similarity (PPS) and perceived decision process similarity (PDPS) on a number of beliefs (enjoyment, social presence, trust, ease of use, and usefulness). The results indicate that PDPS acts as an antecedent to these beliefs, while the effects of PPS are largely mediated by PDPS. Furthermore, the results reveal that the effects of perceived similarity, in general, exceed those of the effects of the individual assessments of the user’s and the assistant’s personalities and decision processes. These results have important implications for IS design. They highlight the importance of designing artifacts that can be matched to users’ characteristics. They also underscore the importance of considering similarity perceptions rather than solely focusing on perceptions of the IT artifact’s characteristics; a common approach in IS adoption research.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2011_The_Adoption_of_Online_Shopping_Assistants__Perceived_Similarity.pdf',6,''),(10561,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2011,12,3,'The Clinical Impact of eHealth on the Self-Management of Diabetes: A Double Adoption Perspective','Hellen Kelley, Mike Chiasson, Angela Downey, Daniele Paccaud','Kelley et al. / Double Adoption of eHealth and Diabetes','208-234','The development, adoption, and acceptance of eHealth systems that change and improve patient self-care have been promising, but the results have been mixed and the work mostly atheoretical. In this paper, we respond to this opportunity by developing and assessing an eHealth system for newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes patients. Study participants used the eHealth system for a 12-month period after diagnosis in an attempt to acquire an understanding about their diabetes, develop self-care activities (e.g., blood glucose testing), and improve their biomedical outcomes. Drawing upon theories and methods from information systems and upon the Precede-Proceed model of health promotion planning, we explored the double adoption of eHealth technology and its antecedents, self-care practices and their antecedents, and improvements in biomedical outcomes important to long-term diabetes health. Path model results indicate important implications for information systems, eHealth, and health promotion practice and research, which are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2011_The_Clinical_Impact_of_eHealth_on_the_Self-Management_of_Diabetes.pdf',6,''),(10562,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2011,12,11,'The Effects of Service and Consumer Product Knowledge on Online Customer Loyalty','Jingjun (David) Xu, Izak Benbasat, Ron Cenfetelli','Xu et al./ The 3S Customer Loyalty Model','741-766','Customer loyalty is a key d river o f financial p erformance f or o nline firms. The e ffect o f service q uality o n customer loyalty h as b een well es tablished. Y et, there is a p aucity o f r esearch that has s tudied the c ost o f obtaining s ervice quality d uring t he s ervice process a nd t he s ervice outcome i nfluenced by s uch cost. We extend p revious re search a nd p ropose t he 3S Customer Loyalty M odel b y integrating s acrifice and s ervice outcome a s a dditional i mportant service d imensions t ogether with service q uality when p redicting o nline customer loyalty, and examining how their influences on loyalty vary across customers with different degrees of product k nowledge. Further, we t heorize t hat service quality a nd sacrifice -- as service p rocess d imensions -- influence s ervice o utcome, and w e theorize h ow “ live help” technology improves customer p erceptions o f service q uality and s acrifice. T he e mpirical r esults indicate that 1 ) c ustomer loyalty i ncreases w ith h igher perceived service quality, lower perceived sacrifice, and better perceived service outcome, 2) service quality and s acrifice i nfluence s ervice o utcome, 3 ) c ustomer p roduct k nowledge n egatively moderates the relationship b etween s ervice q uality a nd o nline c ustomer l oyalty and p ositively moderates t he relationship between s acrifice a nd customer loyalty, and 4 ) live h elp technology en hances service q uality a nd r educes sacrifice. These findings support the theoretical importance of including sacrifice and service outcome (parallel with s ervice quality) as a ntecedents of online customer loyalty. O ur s tudy a lso a dvances t he t heoretical understanding o f what service p rocess c onsists of and how t he s ervice p rocess (i.e. s ervice q uality and sacrifice) influences service outcome.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2011_The_Effects_of_Service_and_Consumer_Product_Knowledge_on_Online_C.pdf',6,''),(10564,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2012,12,NULL,'Cognitive Absorption and Trust for Workplace Collaboration in Virtual Worlds: An Information Processing Decision Making Perspective','Shalini Chandra, Shirish C. Srivastava, Yin-Leng Theng','Chandra et al. / Collaboration in Virtual Worlds','797-835','Virtual worlds (VWs) are media-rich cognitively engaging technologies that geographically dispersed organizations can use as a cost effective workplace collaboration tool. Using an information processing decision making perspective and building on unique characteristics of VWs, this paper proposes a nomological net for adaptive use intention (AUI) of VWs for workplace collaborations. AUI implies intention to use a technology in a setting different from the one for which it was initially designed. We study the AUI of VWs as a workplace collaboration tool which were originally conceived as recreational gaming platforms. Decision- making literature directs us to reduction of perceived cognitive burden and minimization of risk as the two key motivations for VWs’ AUI. Building on these motivations, the paper identifies cognitive absorption and user trust in VWs as the mechanisms leading to individual-level AUI decision. Drawing on social cognitive theory and literature on trust, the proposed model not only re-specifies the concept of cognitive absorption in the context of VWs but also relates it to the level of trust and usage intention for VWs. We empirically tested the proposed model via data collected from 197 VW users in Singapore. Results demonstrate the significant roles that cognitive absorption’ and user trust play in VW’s usage as a collaboration tool. Further, through a series of post- hoc analyses, we demonstrate the imperative need for considering both cognitive absorption and user trust together in the proposed research model for theoretical parsimony. We also discuss implications for research and practice emerging out of this study.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2012_Cognitive_Absorption_and_Trust_for_Workplace_Collaboration_in_Vir.pdf',6,''),(10565,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2012,13,12,'Examining Knowledge Management Enabled Performance for Hospital Professionals: A Dynamic Capability View and the Mediating Role of Process Capability','Ing-Long Wu, Ya-Ping Hu','Wu & Hu / KM for Hospital Professionals','976-999','Healthcare organizations are essentially associated with highly knowledge-intensive property, and hospital professionals are key to providing high-quality care to patients. KM-enabled performance for hospital professionals is the major concern of senior management. The literature has generally argued for a process- based approach for KM-enabled performance in which process capabilities mediate the link between knowledge resources and performance. According to the knowledge-based view, KM-enabled performance should be rooted in the identification of knowledge resources, including knowledge assets and capabilities. Further, the concept of dynamic capabilities defines an interaction feature between knowledge assets and capabilities. Next, KM-enabled performance is generally defined to include both financial and patient performance. Based on the dynamic capability view and the mediating role of process capability, this research thus proposes a novel research model for exploring KM-enabled performance for hospital professionals, which this includes three major components: interaction between hospital knowledge assets and capabilities, hospital process capabilities, and hospital performance. The empirical results indicate that the model of KM-enabled performance is well fitted with these components, and hospital professionals are closely associated with KM- enabled performance in providing high-quality care.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2012_Examining_Knowledge_Management_Enabled_Performance_for_Hospital_P.pdf',6,''),(10566,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2012,13,2,'Examining Two Expectation Disconfirmation Theory Models: Assimilation and Asymmetry Effects','Nancy K. Lankton, Harrison D. McKnight','Lankton & McKnight / Examining Two EDT Models','88-115','Expectation disconfirmation theory (EDT) posits that expectations, disconfirmation, and performance influence customer satisfaction. While information systems researchers have adopted EDT to explain user information technology (IT) satisfaction, they often use various EDT model subsets. Leaving out one or more key variables, or key relationships among the variables, can reduce EDT’s explanatory potential. It can also suggest an intervention for practice that is very different from (and inferior to) the intervention suggested by a more complete model. Performance is an especially beneficial but largely neglected EDT construct in IT research. Using EDT theory from the marketing literature, this paper explains and demonstrates the incremental value of using the complete IT EDT model with performance versus the simplified model without it. Studying software users, we find that the complete model with performance both reveals assimilation effects for less experienced users and uncovers asymmetric effects not found in the simplified model. We also find that usefulness performance more strongly influences usage continuance intention than does any other EDT variable. We explain how researchers and practitioners can take full advantage of the predictive and explanatory power of the complete IT EDT model.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2012_Examining_Two_Expectation_Disconfirmation_Theory_Models__Assimila.pdf',6,''),(10567,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2012,13,6,'Systemic Determinants of the Information Systems Outsourcing Decision: A Comparative Study of German and United States Firms','Jens Dibbern, Wynne W. Chin, Armin Heinzl','Dibbern et al. / Systemic Outsourcing Determinants','466-497','The practice of information systems (IS) outsourcing is widely established among organizations. Nonetheless, evidence suggests that organizations differ considerably in the extent to which they deploy IS outsourcing. This variation has motivated research into the determinants of the IS outsourcing decision. Most of this research is based on the assumption that a decision on the outsourcing of a particular IS function is made independently of other IS functions. This modular view ignores the systemic nature of the IS function, which posits that IS effectiveness depends on how the various IS functions work together effectively. This study proposes that systemic influences are important criteria in evaluating the outsourcing option. It further proposes that the recognition of systemic influences in outsourcing decisions is culturally sensitive. Specifically, we provide evidence that systemic effects are factored into the IS outsourcing decision differently in more individualist cultures than in collectivist ones. Our results of a survey of United States and German firms indicate that perceived in-house advantages in the systemic impact of an IS function are, indeed, a significant determinant of IS outsourcing in a moderately individualist country (i.e., Germany), whereas insignificant in a strongly individualist country (i.e., the United States). The country differences are even stronger with regard to perceived in-house advantages in the systemic view of IS professionals. In fact, the direction of this impact is reversed in the United States sample. Other IS outsourcing determinants that were included as controls, such as cost efficiency, did not show significant country differences.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2012_Systemic_Determinants_of_the_Information_Systems_Outsourcing_Deci.pdf',6,''),(10568,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2012,13,NULL,'The Effects of Leader-Member Exchange on Member Performance in Virtual World Teams','Samuel Goh, Molly Wasko','Goh & Wasko / LMX, Resources, and Member Performance','861-885','Understanding the role of leadership in virtual world teams may help shed light on how to manage synchronous and highly interdependent work activities. Based upon leader-member exchange (LMX) theory, we propose that the relationship between a leader and a team member (LMX) influences 1) the degree to which a team member is allocated resources by the leader (empowerment and group assignments), 2) the degree to which a team member develops relational resources with the team (trust, obligation, norms, and identification), and 3) the extent to which a team member receives or develops resources results in higher levels of individual performance. Our findings from a longitudinal field study of one large virtual world team in the massively multiplayer online game (MMOG) EverQuest suggest that the leader member relationship does impact members’ allocation and development of resources, and that it’s not just the quantity of members’ resources, but also the type of member resources, that has a direct influence on performance. Our findings also indicate that the influence of the leader-member relationship on member performance is fully mediated by the allocation and development of resources. Surprisingly, there was no relationship between LMX, trust, and performance, which suggests that trust may not be as vital in virtual teams where everyone’s actions are visible. Lastly, the findings suggest that building relational capital to facilitate the transformation from self to collective interest may be an effective leadership tactic when managing large virtual teams or social collectives.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2012_The_Effects_of_Leader-Member_Exchange_on_Member_Performance_in_Vi.pdf',6,''),(10569,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2012,13,11,'Trust Across Borders: Buyer-Supplier Trust in Global Business-to-Business E-Commerce','Tat Koon Koh, Mark Fichman, Robert E. Kraut','Koh et al. / Trust in Global B2B E-Commerce','886-922','This study focuses on trust formation and development in global buyer-supplier relationships. Trust affects all business relationships, especially global business-to-business (B2B) transactions due to the distances between buyers and suppliers. We use information signaling theory to examine how information indices and signals affect buyers’ trust in suppliers in global B2B commerce. Specifically, we examine how buyers’ trust is affected by (1) their perceptions of the national integrity and legal structure of suppliers’ country, and (2) third-party verifications of suppliers on B2B exchanges. Because buyer-supplier relationships usually evolve over time, we study how the effects of indices and signals change as the number of transactions between the partners increases. A survey of global organizational buyers finds that perceptions of national integrity, legal structure, and supplier verifications are all positively related to buyers’ trust. However, the number of prior transactions between buyers and suppliers moderates the impact of perceived legal structure on buyers’ trust.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2012_Trust_Across_Borders__Buyer-Supplier_Trust_in_Global_Business-to-.pdf',6,''),(10570,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2013,14,3,'Organizational Climate and Perceived Manager Effectiveness: Influencing Perceived Usefulness of Knowledge Sharing Mechanisms','Wai Fong Boh, Sze Sze Wong','Boh & Wong / Knowledge Sharing Mechanisms','122-152','In this study, we examine how perceptions of organizational climate and manager effectiveness influence individuals’ perceived usefulness of three types of knowledge sharing mechanisms (KSMs): (1) informal personalization KSMs, (2) formal codification KSMs, and (3) formal personalization KSMs. We collected survey data from 1036 employees from five different subsidiaries of an organization to test our hypotheses. We found that having a warm and cooperative climate has a positive influence on individuals’ perceptions of all KSMs. A competitive climate, on the other hand, increases individuals’ preference for using formal codification and personalization mechanisms relative to informal personalization mechanisms. Finally, individuals who perceive their managers to be more effective tend to be more supportive of top-down initiatives provided by senior management; thus, these individuals have a significantly more positive opinion of formal mechanisms compared to informal mechanisms. This study provides an extended and more nuanced perspective of how knowledge sharing can be enabled in different social contexts. The results will help managers to customize a portfolio of knowledge management mechanisms based on the climate of their organizational unit.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2013_Organizational_Climate_and_Perceived_Manager_Effectiveness__Influ.pdf',6,''),(10571,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2013,14,10,'The Social Component of Information Systems—How Sociability Contributes to Technology Acceptance','Iris Junglas, Lakshmi Goel, Chon Abraham, Blake Ives','Junglas et al. / Sociability','585-616','The adoption of information systems is often explained in terms of usefulness and ease of use. Lately, researchers have begun to recognize that a hedonic streak in human beings provides a further contributing factor in the adoption and acceptance of information systems. Embedded in this streak is a broader social aspect that incorporates not only the solitary, individual pleasure one gets from using the system, but also a pleasure that one gets from interacting and socializing with others through the system. This becomes particularly evident in virtual environments that support high levels of interaction with others and with artifacts embedded in an immersive context. By drawing on IS theories of technology acceptance and IS success, and on theories of social interaction from evolutionary psychology, activity theory, situated action, and distributed cognition, we test the construct of sociability and its antecedents in Second Life—a popular virtual environment. Our results support that, in addition to an information and system component, a social component contributes to IS usage.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2013_The_Social_Component_of_Information_Systems_How_Sociability_Contr.pdf',6,''),(10572,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2001,2,5,'The Materiality of Information System Planning Maturity to Project Performance','James J. Jiang, Gary Klein, Morgan Shepherd',NULL,NULL,'Research for this paper suggests that there is still an alarming lack of success of IS projects in industry today. Two critical success factors that have been examined to date are project manager performance and IS planning maturity. However, the previous studies have bypassed the relative impact of the two factors in combination. This study proposes and empirically tests a model that examines the relationships between project manager performance and IS planning maturity and their relationship to project success. The results indicate that IS planning maturity is empirically linked positively to project success and to project manager performance. Additionally, the performance of the project manager is also positively related to project outcome. The implication for practitioners is that project management is not an activity limited only to the duration of the development of the IS product but project management must have broader implications for organization management.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2001_The_Materiality_of_Information_System_Planning_Maturity_to_Projec.pdf',6,''),(10573,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2002,2,8,'Capturing the Technological Dimensions of IT Infrastructure Change: A Model and Empirical Evidence','Neal G. Shaw',NULL,NULL,'Information systems (IS) researchers have developed a substantial base of theoretical and empirical research for investigating phenomena associated with information technology (IT) infrastructure and IS implementation. The majority of prior studies have focused on perceptions of IS use, usefulness, support, and similar organizational and human aspects of implementation; however, recent empi- rical results suggest the importance of technical issues in IS implementation. As a first step toward providing more empirical research on the impact of technological issues in IS implementation, this paper reports on the development and test of a model that captures the dimensions of technological changes in IT infrastructure. Using a survey of 302 individuals who recently participated in a software upgrade, evidence is provided on the content validity, construct validity, and reliability of an instrument measuring four dimensions of perceived technological change in IS implementation: functionality, user interface, technical quality, and external compa- tibility. In addition, a sample application of the new model is provided which shows that technological changes in IT infrastructure affect user acceptance of information technology.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2002_Capturing_the_Technological_Dimensions_of_IT_Infrastructure_Chang.pdf',6,''),(10574,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2002,3,1,'Customer Loyalty in E-Commerce','David Gefen','Customer Loyalty in E-Commerce by D. Gefen','27-51','The high cost of attracting new customers on the Internet and the relative difficulty in retaining them make customer loyalty an essential asset for many online vendors. In the non-Internet marketplace, customer loyalty is primarily the product of superior service quality and the trust that such service entails. This study examines whether the same applies with online vendors even though their service is provided by a website interface notably lacking a human service provider.\r\nAs hypothesized, customer loyalty to a specific online vendor increased with perceived better service quality both directly and through increased trust. However, the data suggest that the five dimensions of service quality in SERVQUAL collapse to three with online service quality: (1) tangibles, (2) a combined dimension of responsiveness, reliability, and assurance, and (3) empathy. The first dimension is the most important one in increasing customer loyalty, and the second in increasing customer trust. Implications are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2002_Customer_Loyalty_in_E-Commerce.pdf',6,''),(10575,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2002,3,1,'Investigating the Role of Information Technology in Building Buyer-Supplier Relationships','Varun Grover, James T. C. Teng, Kirk D. Fiedler','Investigating the Role of IT in Building Buyer-Supplier Relationships by V. Grover, J. T. C. Teng, and K. D. Fiedler','217-245','A widely held position observed through the lens of transaction cost theory (TCT) has been the role of information technology in decreasing transaction costs between buyers and suppliers and in creating more market based governance structures. However, observations have not supported this contention. In particular, buyer-supplier dyads often engage in cooperative behavior that could offset opportunistic tendencies espoused by TCT. The role of IT in this structure is unclear. This paper examines the relationship between perceived transaction costs and the concept of relationalism within buyer-supplier dyads. The role of IT in mediating this relationship is also examined. Survey data from 203 buyers in the OEM electronics industry is used to test proposed hypotheses. All major constructs, transaction costs, relationalism, and IT use are operationalized using validated multi- dimensional scales. The results suggest a positive role of IT in partially offsetting the negative relationship between transaction costs and relationalism. The results suggest that the decision to use IT within the dyad can encourage a commitment to establishing relational behavior.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2002_Investigating_the_Role_of_Information_Technology_in_Building_Buye.pdf',6,'Signifikanzen: \"The results indicate a strong negative relationship between perceived Transaction Costs and Relationalism (-0.42; p < 0.01).9 This provides strong support for Hypothesis 1. The mediating role of IT (Hypothesis 2) was also supported as indicated by a significant relationship between transaction costs and IT use (0.11, p < 0.05), as well as between IT use and relationalism (0.29, p < 0.01). The total indirect effect of IT on the relationship between IT and relationalism is, therefore, positive and significant, as hypothesized.\"'),(10576,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2003,4,5,'Determinants of Satisfaction at Different Adoption Stages of Internet-Based Services','Mohamed Khalifa, Vanessa Liu','Khalifa & Liu/Satisfaction and Internet-Based Services','206-232','Early IS research on satisfaction investigated system characteristics affecting end-user satisfaction, relying mostly on the IS success model. More recent research, on the other hand, studied satisfaction formation in the context of web-based products and services, using the disconfirmation theory. The IS context, however, is different from the marketing context where the theory was originally developed. One important difference is the novelty effect associated with the constant and rapid advancement of information technology. Previous satisfaction studies did not account for the dynamic nature of satisfaction and the changeability of its determinants. Such variability may be more salient in the IS context due to the novelty effect. In this paper, we develop, operationalize and empirically test a model for explaining/predicting satisfaction with Internet-based services at adoption and post-adoption stages. We argue and empirically demonstrate the need to consider the evolutionary nature of satisfaction and the variability of its determinants. Our results show that desires and expectations are both important factors that need to be considered simultaneously in explaining satisfaction at adoption. The role of desires, however, diminishes significantly in the post-adoption stage. The results also show no significant relationship between post-adoption satisfaction and satisfaction at adoption. The augmented disconfirmation model resulting from this study constitutes an important step towards the development of an IS satisfaction theory that accounts for the evolution of satisfaction over adoption stages.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2003_Determinants_of_Satisfaction_at_Different_Adoption_Stages_of_Inte.pdf',6,''),(10577,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2003,4,1,'Force of Habit and Information Systems Usage: Theory and Initial Validation','Moez Limayem, Sabine Gabriele Hirt','Force of Habit and IS Usage: Theory and Initial Validation by M. Limayem and S. G. Hirt','65-97','Over the last two decades, information systems (IS) research has primarily focused on people’s conscious (intentional) behavior when trying to explain and predict IS usage. Consequently, almost no research has investigated the potential importance of subconscious (automatic) behaviors, also known as habits. This study represents a first step toward validating the idea that one can add explanatory power to a behavioral model such as Ajzen’s [1985] theory of planned behavior (TPB) by including the habit construct. We conducted a two-stage questionnaire-based survey involving two different groups of students who had access to a sophisticated internet-based communication tool (IBCT). These data were used to test a behavioral model integrating theoretical constructs of TPB and a relevant subset of Triandis’ [1980] behavioral framework. Our findings highlight the importance of considering both conscious (intentions) and subconscious (habits) factors in explaining usage behavior. Furthermore, we share our observations about antecedents of IBCT usage in the educational context. Implications for practice and research are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2003_Force_of_Habit_and_Information_Systems_Usage__Theory_and_Initial.pdf',6,''),(10578,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2003,4,1,'The Contribution of Commitment Value in Internet Commerce: An Empirical Investigation','Jae-Nam Lee, Shih-Ming Pi, Ron Chi-wai Kwok, Minh Q. Huynh','Lee2003','39-64','Exploring what makes Internet customers satisfied is perhaps one of the most important challenges facing customer relationship managers in this decade. It is important because prior studies suggest that happy customers make repeat purchases and develop brand loyalty. However, there is not enough accumulated knowledge to understand specifically the determinants of customer satisfaction in Internet commerce. To more accurately understand the determinants that may enhance a customer’s satisfaction with their Internet shopping experience, this study looks at the customer’s commitment value and examines its relationships with the customer’s satisfaction. Commitment value is defined as a total value perception from a buyer and is composed of three components: sociopsychological, economic, and product values. The results from this study show that the sociopsychological value (i.e., shopping enjoyment and convenience in purchasing) and the product value (i.e., product quality) contribute significantly to the attainment of customer satisfaction. The economic value (i.e., reduction of time spent in Internet shopping), however, has no significant positive impact on customer satisfaction. Explanations are presented along with the implications.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2003_The_Contribution_of_Commitment_Value_in_Internet_Commerce__An_Emp.pdf',17,''),(10579,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2003,4,1,'The Impact of Organizational Coordination and Climate on Marketing Executives’ Satisfaction with Information Systems Services','Eldon Y. Li, James J. Jiang, Gary Klein','Li2003','99-117','Information system (IS) managers rely on a number of devices to improve performance and the perception of performance on the part of the user. These techniques can be a variety of tools and organizational structures put in place by various levels of management. Horizontal coordination activities are such a device, one that is intended to improve the communication between users and IS developers. Past research has found an impact of coordination on IS success. However, the climate, general attitudes about the IS function in an organization in which the developers and users operate, can serve as an important moderator. Analysis of a sample of marketing executives indicates that the climate is an important moderator and may impact the ability of structural features to improve perceived performance. Managers must consider the climate as an important feature.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2003_The_Impact_of_Organizational_Coordination_and_Climate_on_Marketin.pdf',17,''),(10580,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2004,5,2,'WHO’S AFRAID OF THE VIRTUAL WORLD? Anxiety and Computer-Mediated Communication','Susan A. Brown, Robert M. Fuller, Chelley Vician','Brown2004','79-107','This study integrates the literature on computer anxiety and communication apprehension to determine their joint impact upon individual attitudes toward using and use of computer mediated communication (CMC). We introduce the application-specific CMC anxiety, defined as an individual’s level of fear or apprehension associated with actual or anticipated use of information technology to communicate with others. Furthermore, we advance a new nomological structure that positions CMC anxiety as a proximal mediating construct between the more general constructs of computer anxiety,\r\ncommunication apprehension, and CMC familiarity, and the dependent constructs of CMC attitudes and use. We develop and empirically test this nomological structure, finding that computer anxiety, oral communication apprehension, and CMC familiarity contribute to CMC anxiety, while written communication apprehension does not. CMC anxiety fully mediates the relationship between the general constructs and attitude toward using CMC. CMC anxiety explains 34% of the variance in attitudes, while attitudes, coupled with familiarity, explain 14% of the variance in CMC use.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2004_WHOS_AFRAID_OF_THE_VIRTUAL_WORLD__Anxiety_and_Computer-Mediated.pdf',17,''),(10581,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2005,6,3,'Trust in and Adoption of Online Recommendation Agents','Weiquan Wang, Izak Benbasat','Wang & Benbasat/Adoption of Online Recommendation Agents','72-101','Online product recommendation agents are becoming increasingly prevalent on a wide range of websites. These agents assist customers in reducing information overload, providing advice to find suitable products, and facilitating online decision-making. Consumer trust in recommendation agents is an integral factor influencing their successful adoption.\r\nHowever, the nature of trust in technological artifacts is still an under-investigated and not well understood topic. Online recommendation agents work on behalf of individual users (principals) by reflecting their specific needs and preferences. Trust issues associated with online recommendation agents are complicated. Users may be concerned about the competence of an agent to satisfy their needs as well as its integrity and benevolence in regard to acting on their behalf rather than on behalf of a web merchant or a manufacture. This study extends the interpersonal trust construct to trust in online recommendation agents and examines the nomological validity of trust in agents by testing an integrated Trust-TAM (Technology Acceptance Model). The results from a laboratory experiment confirm the nomological validity of trust in online recommendation agents. Consumers treat online recommendation agents as “social actors” and perceive human characteristics (e.g., benevolence and integrity) in computerized agents. Furthermore, the results confirm the validity of Trust-TAM to explain online recommendation acceptance and reveal the relative importance of consumers’ initial trust vis-à-vis other antecedents addressed by TAM (i.e. perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use). Both the usefulness of the agents as “tools” and consumers’ trust in the agents as “virtual assistants” are important in consumers’ intentions to adopt online recommendation agents.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2005_Trust_In_and_Adoption_of_Online_Recommendation_Agents.pdf',6,''),(10582,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2006,7,9,'Causal Relationships between Perceived Enjoyment and Perceived Ease of Use: An Alternative Approach','Heshan Sun, Ping Zhang','Causal Relations/Sun & Zhang','618-645','Identifying causal relationships is an important aspect of scientific inquiry. Causal relationships help us to infer, predict, and plan. This research investigates the causal relationships between two constructs, perceived enjoyment (PE) and perceived ease of use (PEOU), within the nomological net of user technology acceptance. PE has been theorized and empirically validated as either an antecedent or a consequence of PEOU. We believe that there are two reasons that account for this ambiguity the conceptual coupling of PE and PEOU and the limitations of covariance-based statistical methods. Accordingly, we approach this inconsistency by providing more theoretical reasoning and employing an alternative statistical method, namely Cohen’s path analysis. Specifically, as suggested by previous research on the difference between utilitarian and hedonic systems, we propose the conditional dominance of causal directions. Empirical results from two studies using different technologies and user samples support the theoretical claim that the PE-PEOU causal direction outweighs the PEOU - PE direction for utilitarian systems. There are both theoretical and the methodical contributions of this research. The approach applied in this research can be generalized to study causal relationships between conceptually coupled variables, which otherwise may be overlooked by confirmatory methods. We encourage researchers to pay attention to causal directions in addition to causal connectedness.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2006_Causal_Relationships_between_Perceived_Enjoyment_and_Perceived_Ea.pdf',6,''),(10583,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2006,7,6,'Concern for Information Privacy and Online Consumer Purchasing','Craig Van Slyke, J.T. Shim, Richard Johnson, Richard Johnson','Information Privacy and Online Consumer Purchasing/Van Slyke et al.','415-444','Although electronic commerce experts often cite privacy concerns as barriers to consumer electronic commerce, there is a lack of understanding about how these privacy concerns impact consumers\' willingness to conduct transactions online. Therefore, the goal of this study is to extend previous models of e-commerce adoption by specifically assessing the impact that consumers\' concerns for information privacy (CFIP) have on their willingness to engage in online transactions. To investigate this, we conducted surveys focusing on consumers’ willingness to transact with a well-known and less well-known Web merchant. Results of the study indicate that concern for information privacy affects risk perceptions, trust, and willingness to transact for a well- known merchant, but not for a less well-known merchant. In addition, the results indicate that merchant familiarity does not moderate the relationship between CFIP and risk perceptions or CFIP and trust. Implications for researchers and practitioners are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2006_Concern_for_Information_Privacy_and_Online_Consumer_Purchasing.pdf',6,''),(10584,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2006,7,7,'Consumer Adoption of Net-Enabled Infomediaries: Theoretical Explanations and an Empirical Test','Jai-Yeol Son, Sung S. Kim, Frederick J. Riggins','Consumer Adoption of Net-Enabled Infomediaries/Son, Kim & Riggins','473-508','The emergence of infomediaries — which allow online consumers to search for, and provide comparisons among, many online retailers — is a prominent trend in e- commerce. However, little research has been done on consumer reactions to this new e- commerce tool. To explain why and how online shoppers adopt a new infomediary website, this study proposes a conceptual model with insights obtained from literatures on the technology acceptance model (TAM), the economics of intermediation, and transaction cost analysis (TCA). Infomediaries provide powerful search capabilities to online shoppers to provide them with a list of potential retailers (efficiency benefits), and then provide information to aid in selecting from this list of retailers (effectiveness benefits). Accordingly, the proposed model posits that infomediaries offer two major types of utilitarian benefits to online customers: namely, perceived efficiency and perceived effectiveness. In addition, the model predicts that one’s willingness to adopt an infomediary is a function of his/her evaluation of the two types of utilitarian benefits of using the infomediary, which are in turn determined by the subjective interpretation of his/her e-commerce transaction environment. The model was tested using data collected from an online questionnaire administered to 367 online shoppers. Online shoppers’ intention to use the infomediary was found to be a function of the two types of utilitarian benefits and perceived ease of use. In addition, our findings suggest that online shoppers who are low on asset specificity (e.g., consumers who have not made a high transaction-specific investment toward a specific online retailer) and who also are high on uncertainty (e.g., consumers who believe that online retailers in general are opportunistic) tend to appreciate the benefits of using an infomediary more than other online shoppers.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2006_Consumer_Adoption_of_Net-Enabled_Infomediaries__Theoretical_Expla.pdf',6,''),(10585,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2006,7,8,'Managing the Complementarity of Knowledge Integration and Process Formalization for Systems Development Performance','Ravi Patnayakuni, Cynthia P. Ruppel, Arun Rai','Patnayakuni2006','545-567','Systems development processes have received significant negative publicity due to failed projects, often at large costs, and performance issues that continue to plague IS managers. This study complements existing systems development research by proposing a knowledge management perspective for managing tacit and explicit knowledge in the systems development process. Specifically, it proposes that collaborative exchange and integration of explicit knowledge across phases of the development process positively influence the performance of systems development. It also suggests that process formalization not only directly impacts development performance but also moderates the performance effects of the knowledge integration factors. Data for the empirical study were collected from 60 organizations that are part of a user group for one of the world’s largest software development tool vendors.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2006_Managing_the_Complementarity_of_Knowledge_Integration_and_Process.pdf',17,''),(10586,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2006,7,1,'Private Transactions in Public Places: An Exploration of the Impact of the Computer Environment on Public Transactional Web Site Use','Ann D. Rensel, June M. Abbas, H. Raghav Rao','Rensel, Abbas, & Rao/Private Transactions in Public Places','19-51','Organizations and governments continue to advance toward using electronic means to interact with their customers. However, the use of this medium presents an access-to- service issue for people across the digital divide who do not have private Internet access from their homes. Publicly-available computers connected to the Internet are an important and expanding source of Internet access for consumers. Still, we do not know if people are willing to engage in e-commerce transactions in such environments. We expand the Facilitating Conditions construct of Triandis’ (1980) modified theory of reasoned action to develop a model of transactional Web site use in public environments that incorporates the physical and virtual computer environments associated with publicly accessible computers, moderated by the individual’s need for privacy. The model was tested in public libraries, and the results indicate that the virtual and physical facilitating conditions of a public computer are determinants of e-commerce use in a public environment, and the user’s need for privacy moderates these relationships.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2006_Private_Transactions_in_Public_Places__An_Exploration_of_the_Impa.pdf',6,''),(10587,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2006,7,2,'The Effects of User Partnering and User Non-Support on Project Performance','James J. Jiang, Gary Klein, Hong-Gee Chen','Jiang2006','68-90','Information system software development projects suffer from a high failure rate. One of many obstacles faced by project managers is non-supportive users, those not actively sharing in development responsibilities. The coordination activity of early partnering has been proposed in the literature to promote collaboration and enhance user support. The extent of partnering is considered in a model that relates partnering to the risks of user non-support and eventual project success. The model is developed from contingency theory, with residual performance risk as an intermediary variable. A survey of IS project membership provides the data, which indicates that partnering significantly relates to higher user support, less residual risk, and better project performance. Researchers may use variations on the model to examine other barriers to success and the\r\ntechniques applied to lower the barriers. Practitioners should consider applying partnering techniques to improve software development project performance.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2006_The_Effects_of_User_Partnering_and_User_Non-Support_on_Project_Pe.pdf',17,''),(10588,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2007,8,12,'Contribution to Quality of Life: A New Outcome Variable for Mobile Data Service','Hun Choi, Minkyung Lee, Kun Shin Im, Jinwoo Kim',NULL,'598-618','The rapid spread of technological innovations like mobile data services (MDS) has made mobile computing a fact of everyday life for many people. Therefore, we need to understand the contribution of mobile computing to overall quality of life (QoL). Employing the satisfaction hierarchy model and bottom-up spillover theory, this study proposes a theoretical model in the context of MDS that connects user satisfaction (a traditional outcome variable of IT) with contribution to QoL (a new outcome variable for mobile computing) in a range of life domains. The validity of the proposed model and outcome variable was tested through three empirical studies conducted in Korea. User satisfaction with MDS was found to affect the contribution of MDS to QoL in eleven life domains, and these contributions in turn influenced the overall contribution of MDS to QoL. The paper ends with a discussion of the study’s implications and limitations.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2007_Contribution_to_Quality_of_Life__A_New_Outcome_Variable_for_Mobil.pdf',6,''),(10589,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2007,8,8,'From Prediction to Explanation: Reconceptualizing and Extending the Perceived Characteristics of Innovating','Deborah R. Compeau, Darren B. Meister, Christopher A. Higgins','Compeau2007','409-439','Individual adoption and use of technology remains a critical concern for both managers and professionals. Despite the widespread integration of technology into work and organizations, there remain many opportunities for individuals to either extend or limit their use of IT at work. This paper extends work on the Perceived Characteristics of Innovating (PCI), as defined by Moore and Benbasat in 1991. Building on studies over the past ten years as well as on additional empirical research, we provide two contributions – a reconceptualization and refinement of the PCI constructs, and an extended theoretical model of their influence on users’ behavior. The construct refinements aim to provide greater theoretical clarity and to address challenges in the measurement of the constructs. The extended theoretical model provides a more complete picture of the influence of the PCIs, by considering the complex web of relationships among them in addition to their potential direct effects on usage.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2007_From_Prediction_to_Explanation__Reconceptualizing_and_Extending_t.pdf',17,'- \'not significant\' p-value: p>0.1\r\n- \'dropped\' hypotheses: p>0.1 & path coeff.=0'),(10590,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2007,8,8,'Gaining Agility through IT Personnel Capabilities: The Mediating Role of IT Infrastructure Capabilities','Lior Fink, Seev Neumann','Fink2007','440-462','This study develops a research model of how the technical, behavioral, and business capabilities of IT personnel are associated with IT infrastructure capabilities, and how the latter are associated with IT dependent organizational agility, which is conceptualized as comprising IT-dependent system, information, and strategic agility. Analysis of crosssectional data collected from 293 IT managers generally corroborates the hypothesized relationships, showing that the technical and behavioral capabilities of IT personnel have a positive effect on infrastructure capabilities. The analysis also provides evidence that the effect of infrastructure capabilities on IT-dependent strategic agility is direct, as well as mediated by IT-dependent system and information agility. The validity of the findings is strengthened by demonstrating that the hypothesized research model fits the data better than two alternative theoretically-anchored models describing different relationships between the same constructs. This study advances understanding of the interrelationships between two major subsets of IT capabilities, and their relationships with the agility afforded by IT.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2007_Gaining_Agility_through_IT_Personnel_Capabilities__The_Mediating.pdf',17,'\"ns-nonsignificant (p>0.05)\" is recorded with:\r\n\r\n- significance level: p>0.1\r\n- path coefficient: 0'),(10591,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2007,8,7,'The Centrality of Awareness in the Formation of User Behavioral Intention toward Protective Information Technologies','Tamara Dinev, Qing Hu','Dinev2007','386-408','While there is a rich body of literature on user acceptance of technologies with positive outcomes, little is known about user behavior toward what we call protective technologies: information technologies that protect data and systems from disturbances such as viruses, unauthorized access, disruptions, spyware, and others. In this paper, we present the results of a study of user behavioral intention toward protective technologies based on the framework of the theory of planned behavior. We find that awareness of the threats posed by negative technologies is a strong predictor of user behavioral intention toward the use of protective technologies. More interestingly, in the presence of awareness, the influence of subjective norm on individual behavioral intention is weaker among basic technology users but stronger among advanced technology users. Furthermore, while our results are consistent with many of the previously established relationships in the context of positive technologies, we find that the determinants “perceived ease of use” and “computer self-efficacy” are no longer significant in the context of protective technologies. We believe that this result highlights the most significant difference between positive technologies and protective technologies: while the former are used for their designed utilities, for which usefulness and ease of use have a significant impact, the latter are used out of fear of negative consequences, for which awareness becomes a key determinant. We discussed the theoretical and practical implications of these findings. The findings of this study extend the theory of planned behavior to the context of protective technologies and shed insights on designing effective information security policies, practices, and protective technologies for organizations and society.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2007_The_Centrality_of_Awareness_in_the_Formation_of_User_Behavioral_I.pdf',17,'\"NS = not statistically significant \" is recorded with 0 for the path coefficient'),(10592,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2008,9,2,'Capitalizing on Content: Information Adoption in Two Online communities','Wei Zhang, Stephanie A. Watts','Zhang2008','73-94','Online communities enable members to exchange messages, and rich content is generated in the wake of these contributions. Little research has systematically investigated how this content is utilized. In this paper we use the HeuristicSystematic Model of information processing to explore the mechanisms by which the potential value of these information assets can be realized. We argue that the extent to which message content and heuristic cues influence the validity assessment process is moderated by two factors: how consistent the new information is with what is already known and the\r\nextent to which information-seeking members are actively searching for on-topic information to satisfy their specific information needs. Survey data collected from two online communities generally support the hypotheses derived from this model. This study demonstrates that community members process information from online communities in a highly contextual manner that may extend to the functionality of the technical tools provided by the online communities. It also suggests numerous opportunities for future research and potential ways that online communities might improve their\r\ninformation sharing.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2008_Capitalizing_on_Content__Information_Adoption_in_Two_Online_commu.pdf',17,''),(10593,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2008,9,7,'Overcoming the Mum Effect in IT Project Reporting: Impacts of Fault Responsibility and Time Urgency','ChongWoo Park, Ghiyoung Im, Mark Keil','Park et al./Overcoming MUM Effect','409-431','The mum effect – a project member’s reluctance to report bad news about a troubled project – has been recognized as an important contributor to project failure. While there are many potential factors that can influence the mum effect, in this study we focus on two factors that are particularly important in today’s software development environment: (1) the issue of fault responsibility that arises in the context of outsourced IT projects that involve an external vendor, and (2) the issue of time urgency, which has become more important as firms seek to compete on “Internet time,” developing and delivering applications with greater speed than ever before. We draw upon the basic whistle-blowing model adapted from Dozier and Miceli (1985) to examine how fault responsibility and time urgency ultimately affect a project member’s IT project reporting decision. Based on the results of a controlled laboratory experiment, we confirmed that the basic whistle-blowing model holds in an IT project context and found that both fault responsibility and time urgency can have significant effects on an individual’s willingness to report bad news. Fault responsibility exerts both direct and indirect influence on willingness to report bad news, while time urgency was found only to exert an indirect influence on willingness to report bad news. One implication of our study is that when fault responsibility rests with an outside vendor, this can actually increase the probability that a client employee will report the bad news to his or her management, provided that the vendor is not able to hide the problem entirely from the client organization. With respect to time urgency, our results suggest that managers may be able to increase individuals’ willingness to report by emphasizing that there is a narrow window of time to correct defects before a project is delivered and the impacts of defects start to be felt. Contributions and directions for future research are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2008_Overcoming_the_Mum_Effect_in_IT_Project_Reporting__Impacts_of_Fau.pdf',6,''),(10594,'Journal of the Association for Information Systems',2008,9,4,'Risk Analysis in Extended Enterprise Environments: Identification of Critical Risk Factors in B2B E- Commerce Relationships','Steve G. Sutton, Clark Hampton, Deepak Khazanchi, Vicky Arnold','Sutton2008','151-174','The focus of this study is to identify the critical risk factors that can be used to assess the impact of B2B e-commerce on overall enterprise risk. We apply the Khazanchi and Sutton (2001) framework for B2B e-commerce assurance as the organizing conceptual model for the study. The framework focuses on three primary risk components: (1) technical risks, (2) application-user risks, and (3) business risks. To identify a critical set of B2B risk factors, structured focus groups applying a nominal group technique were conducted with three internal constituency groups (corporate groups consisting of IS security, internal IT audit, and e-commerce development managers) and two external constituency groups (ecommerce consultants and external IT auditors). Tests of consistency between the groups confirm strong agreement on the identified critical B2B risk factors. Tests were also conducted on participant groups’ perceived relative importance of the critical B2B risk factors. The only substantial inconsistencies were between the internal constituency groups and the ecommerce consultants’ group for the business risk factors. This would appear to indicate that the priorities of internal groups might be different from the e-commerce consultants who appear more focused on management support of projects than on active involvement of trading partner staff with systems integration. Subsequent testing of the three-component B2B risk assurance model with a follow-up questionnaire suggests that the identified risk factors support the model, including theorized interrelationships among the three risk components.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/25/2008_Risk_Analysis_in_Extended_Enterprise_Environments__Identification.pdf',17,''),(10595,'Information Systems Research',2017,28,4,'Unraveling the Alignment Paradox: How Does Business—IT Alignment Shape Organizational Agility?','Huigang Liang, Nianxin Wang, Yajiong Xue, Shilun Ge','Liang2017','863-879','Contradictory views exist regarding whether business?information technology (IT) alignment enhances or reduces organizational agility, and no consensus has been achieved. To disentangle this puzzle, this study takes both the intellectual and social dimensions of IT alignment into account and investigates how they influence agility in opposite directions through distinct mechanisms. Based on survey data from 429 dyads of business and IT executives, we uncover that intellectual alignment impedes agility by increasing organizational inertia, while social alignment facilitates agility by enhancing emergent business?IT coordination. We also find that social alignment weakens the effect of intellectual alignment on organizational inertia. This paper fills a gap in the information systems (IS) literature by providing a theory-driven explanation of the alignment paradox, which makes a significant contribution to both IS research and practice.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2017.0711.pdf',NULL,''),(10596,'Information Systems Research',2018,29,1,'Work–Life Conflict of Globally Distributed Software Development Personnel: An Empirical Investigation Using Border Theory','Saonee Sarker, Manju Ahuja, Suprateek Sarker','Sarker2018','103-126','While a key motivation for globally distributed software development (GDSD) is to harness appropriate human capital, ironically, scant attention has been paid to addressing the human resource management issues faced by information technology (IT) professionals involved in this context. One particularly challenging human resource issue is that of work–life conflict (WLC) of the IT professionals involved in GDSD, who routinely experience overlaps and conflicts between their work and personal life domains. While WLC concerns are relevant in almost any contemporary environment, the GDSD context adds several layers of challenges arising from issues such as time differences, requirements instability, and the use of certain systems development methodologies. Recent research indicates that WLC issues go beyond individual concerns and are of strategic importance for talent retention. To develop a deeper understanding of these recognized challenges, we utilize Border Theory as a metatheoretical framework to develop and empirically test a model of organization-related and GDSD-related antecedents of WLC. In addition, we examine the impacts of WLC on job-related outcomes. Our study adopts a mixed-methods design, where an exploratory case along with a review of the literature is used to develop the research model. The model is then tested using a survey of 1,000 GDSD workers in three countries. We believe that our findings are not only of theoretical interest for the information systems discipline but also potentially helpful in improving the working conditions of the GDSD workforce.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2017.0734.pdf',NULL,''),(10597,'Information Systems Research',2017,29,4,'Examining Gifting Through Social Network Services: A Social Exchange Theory Perspective','Atreyi Kankanhalli, Kim Hee-Woong, So-Hyun Lee','Kankanhalli2017','805-828','The increasing popularity of social network services (SNS) presents an opportunity to offer gifting services through SNS. For givers, gifting can be an important means to enhance social relationships. On the other hand, for SNS providers, members’ gifting can serve as a major source of revenue. As SNS providers continue to face challenges in generating revenues, understanding how to stimulate gifting through SNS can allow them to profit from members’ relationships. However, there is little understanding of what drives members’ gifting through SNS, with limited prior research on online gifting. Thus motivated, we develop a research model of the antecedents of SNS gifting that builds on social exchange theory and prior gifting literature, and incorporates the unique aspects of such gifting (that we refer to as microgifting, with low-price digital voucher gifts). The theoretical model was validated through a field study, in which both subjective and objective data were collected from an SNS that has been successful in offering such gifting services. Our findings highlight the effects of perceived worth, SNS gifting experience, and the number of SNS friends on the frequency of SNS gifting. The results also show that expected benefits (i.e., reciprocity, pleasure, relationship support, convenience, and immediacy of gift sending) and costs (i.e., impersonality) indirectly impact SNS gifting frequency through the assessment of perceived worth. The study contributes to research by adding to our understanding of this new approach of gifting through SNS, i.e., microgifting. It also lends insights on how SNS providers can offer such services to tap this source of revenue.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2017.0737.pdf',NULL,''),(10598,'Information Systems Research',2016,27,2,'Examining the Continuance of Secure Behavior: A Longitudinal Field Study of Mobile Device Authentication','Paul John Steinbart, Mark J. Keith, Jeffry Babb','Steinbart2016',NULL,'',1,0,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2016.0634.pdf',NULL,'Pdf and model image not available.'),(10599,'Information Systems Research',2016,27,4,'Why Do Adults Engage in Cyberbullying on Social Media? An Integration of Online Disinhibition and Deindividuation Effects with the Social Structure and Social Learning Model','Paul Benjamin Lowry, Jun Zhang, Chuang Wang, Mikko Siponen','Lowry2016','962-986','The dramatic increase in social media use has challenged traditional social structures and shifted a great deal of interpersonal communication from the physical world to cyberspace. Much of this social media communication has been positive: Anyone around the world who has access to the Internet has the potential to communicate with and attract a massive global audience. Unfortunately, such ubiquitous communication can be also used for negative purposes such as cyberbullying, which is the focus of this paper. Previous research on cyberbullying, consisting of 135 articles, has improved the understanding of why individuals—mostly adolescents—engage in cyberbullying. However, our study addresses two key gaps in this literature: (1) how the IT artifact fosters/inhibits cyberbullying and (2) why people are socialized to engage in cyberbullying. To address these gaps, we propose the social media cyberbullying model (SMCBM), which modifies Akers’ (2011) social structure and social learning (SSSL) model. Because Akers developed his model for crimes in the physical world, we add a rich conceptualization of anonymity composed of five sub-constructs as a key social media structural variable in SMCBM to account for the IT artifact. We tested the SMCBM with 1,003 adults who have engaged in cyberbullying. The empirical findings support the SMCBM. Heavy social media use combined with anonymity facilitates the social learning process of cyberbullying in social media in a way that fosters cyberbullying. Our results indicate new directions for cyberbullying research and implications for anti-cyberbullying practices.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2016.0671.pdf',NULL,''),(10600,'Information Systems Research',2017,28,2,'Coping Responses in Phishing Detection: An Investigation of Antecedents and Consequences','Jingguo Wang, Yuan Li, H. Raghav Rao','Wang2017','378-396','This study investigates users’ coping responses in the process of phishing email detection. Three common responses are identified based on the coping literature: task-focused coping, emotion-focused coping (i.e., worry and self-criticism), and avoidance coping. The three responses are used to conceptualize a higher-order construct, coping adaptiveness, that resides on a continuum between maladaptive coping and adaptive coping (manifested as increased task-focused coping and decreased emotion-focused coping and avoidance coping). Drawing on the extended parallel process model and behavioral decision-making literature, this paper examines the antecedents (i.e., perceived phishing threat, perceived detection efficacy, and phishing anxiety) and behavioral consequences (i.e., detection effort and detection accuracy) of coping adaptiveness. A survey experiment with 547 U.S. consumers was conducted. The results show that perceived detection efficacy increases coping adaptiveness. Partially mediated by phishing anxiety, perceived phishing threat decreases coping adaptiveness. Coping adaptiveness positively impacts the two objective measures in the study, detection effort and detection accuracy. The results also suggest that coping adaptiveness and detection effort have different effects on false positives compared to false negatives: detection effort fully mediates the effect of coping adaptiveness on false positive rate (or detection accuracy related to legitimate emails), but has no impact on false negatives (or detection accuracy related to phishing emails), unlike coping adaptiveness. A post hoc analysis on coping responses reveals two patterns of coping among subjects, throwing more light on coping in phishing detection. Theoretical and practical implications are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2016.0680.pdf',NULL,''),(10601,'Information Systems Research',2017,28,2,'The Impact of Institutional Distance on the Joint Performance of Collaborating Firms: The Role of Adaptive Interorganizational Systems','Maggie Chuoyan Dong, Yulin Fang, Detmar W. Straub','Dong2017','309-331','Firms have made extensive use of interorganizational systems (IOSs) to share knowledge and pursue superior joint performance. Contemporary firms are using IOSs to collaborate widely across the value chain and in an ever-expanding geographic landscape. Thus, institutional distance, which is the difference between the firms’ respective institutional fields, has become a prominent challenge. In this study, we investigate the extent to which institutional distance affects IOS-enabled knowledge sharing and its impact on the joint performance of collaborating firms. We also explore the extent to which IOS adaptability could be a design solution for improving IOS-enabled knowledge sharing, given the challenge of institutional distance. Drawing on institutional theory, we propose that institutional distance, differentially influential via its normative, cognitive, and regulative aspects, not only reduces IOS-enabled knowledge sharing but also weakens the positive impact of such sharing on joint firm performance. Next, extending boundary object theory to the institutional context, we propose that IOS adaptability could be a solution to the challenge of institutional distance because it can directly strengthen IOS-enabled knowledge sharing as well as mitigate the negative effect of institutional distance on such sharing. Our hypotheses were tested through a field study that collected dyadic data from 141 distinct buyer/supplier channel relationships in 4 industries. The results from partial least squares modeling fully support our hypotheses with regard to cognitive distance, partially support those related to normative distance, but do not support those related to regulative distance. We discuss the implications of these findings for theory development and professional practice.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2016.0675.pdf',NULL,''),(10602,'Information Systems Research',2017,28,4,'Understanding Consumers’ Attitudes Toward Controversial Information Technologies: A Contextualization Approach','Michael Breward, Khaled Hassanein, Milena M. Head','Breward2017','760-774','Controversial information technologies, such as biometrics and radio frequency identification, are perceived as having the potential to both benefit and undermine the well-being of the user. Given the type and/or amount of information these technologies have the capability to capture, there have been some concerns among users and potential users. However, prominent technology adoption models tend to focus on only the positive utilities associated with technology use. This research leverages net valence theories, which incorporate both positive and negative utilities, and context of use literature to propose a general framework that can be used for understanding consumer acceptance of controversial information technologies. The framework also highlights the importance of incorporating contextual factors that reflect the nuances of the controversial technologies and their specific context of use. We apply the framework to consumer acceptance of biometric identity authentication for banking transactions through automated teller machines. To that end, we contextualize the core construct of perceived benefits and concerns to this domain in a qualitative study of 402 participants, determine the appropriate contextual factors that are antecedents of the contextualized core constructs by examining relevant past research, and then develop and validate a contextualized research model in a quantitative study of 437 participants. Findings support the validity of our framework, with the model explaining 77.6% of the variance in consumers\' attitudes toward using biometrics for identity authentication at automated teller machines.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2017.0706.pdf',NULL,''),(10603,'Information Systems Research',2017,28,2,'Designing for Diagnosticity and Serendipity: An Investigation of Social Product-Search Mechanisms','Cheng Yi, Zhenhui (Jack) Jiang, Izak Benbasat','Yi2017','413-429','Users are increasingly sharing their product interests and experiences with others on e-commerce websites. For example, users can “tag” products using their own words, and these “product tags” then serve as navigation cues for other users who want to search for products. Also, socially endorsed information contributors are sometimes highlighted on websites and serve as direct information sources. This study examines the effects of these two distinct social product search cues, product tags and socially endorsed people, on users’ perceived diagnosticity and serendipity of their product search experience. While product tags support product navigation via a variety of product features tagged by the community, access to socially endorsed people enables users to browse diverse and high-quality alternatives favored by these individuals. We constructed an experimental website using real data from one of the largest social-network-based product-search websites in China to conduct an empirical study. The results o...',1,0,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2017.0695.pdf',NULL,''),(10604,'Information Systems Research',2013,24,3,'Research Note—A View from the Top: Integrated Information Delivery and Effective Information Use from the Senior Executive\'s Perspective','William Kettinger, Chen Zhang, Kuo-Chung Chang','Kettinger2013','842-860','This study frames antecedents of effective information use, outlining a nomological network that firms follow to achieve integrated information delivery and effective information use. Our focus is on senior business executives\' assessment of information delivered by their organizations\' information systems. We first clarify the definition of informationas it relates to information delivery and effective use. Then, drawing from institutional theory and the resource-based view of the firm, we propose a research model consisting of external institutional pressure, internal information systems (IS) resources, integrated information delivery, and effective information use and empirically test it through a field survey of senior business executives and post hoc qualitative analysis. Our findings position information delivery as an important research construct leading to effective information use and value. Our study also highlights the important role of the IS function as a facilitator of effective information use and a nurturer of a strong information culture in organizations. Finally, we offer practical advice on how senior executives assess and improve integrated information delivery and effective use.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1120.0473.pdf',NULL,''),(10605,'Information Systems Research',2014,25,1,'A Framework and Guidelines for Context-Specific Theorizing in Information Systems Research','Weiyin Hong, Frank K. Y. Chan, James Y. L. Thong, Lewis Chasalow, Gurpreet Dhillon','Hong2014','111-136','This paper discusses the value of context in theory development in information systems (IS) research. We examine how prior research has incorporated context in theorizing and develop a framework to classify existing approaches to contextualization. In addition, we expound on a decomposition approach to contextualization and put forth a set of guidelines for developing context-specific models. We illustrate the application of the guidelines by constructing and comparing various context-specific variations of the technology acceptance model (TAM)—i.e., the decomposed TAM that incorporates interaction effects between context-specific factors, the extended TAM with context-specific antecedents, and the integrated TAM that incorporates mediated moderation and moderated mediation effects of context-specific factors. We tested the models on 972 individuals in two technology usage contexts: a digital library and an agile Web portal. The results show that the decomposed TAM provides a better understanding of the contexts by revealing the direct and interaction effects of context specific factors on behavioral intention that are not mediated by the TAM constructs of perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use. This work contributes to the ongoing discussion about the importance of context in theory development and provides guidance for context-specific theorizing in IS research.',1,0,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2013.0501.pdf',NULL,''),(10606,'Information Systems Research',2014,25,2,'Product Fit Uncertainty in Online Markets: Nature, Effects, and Antecedents','Kevin Yili Hong, Paul Pavlou','Hong2014','328-344','Product fit uncertainty (defined as the degree to which a consumer cannot assess whether a product\'s attributes match her preference) is proposed to be a major impediment to online markets with costly product returns and lack of consumer satisfaction. We conceptualize the nature of product fit uncertainty as an information problem and theorize its distinct effect on product returns and consumer satisfaction (versus product quality uncertainty), particularly for experience (versus search) goods without product familiarity. To reduce product fit uncertainty, we propose two Internet-enabled systems—website media (visualization systems) and online product forums (collaborative shopping systems)—that are hypothesized to attenuate the effect of product type (experience versus search goods) on product fit uncertainty. Hypotheses that link experience goods to product returns through the mediating role of product fit uncertainty are tested with analyses of a unique data set composed of secondary data matched with primary direct data from numerous consumers who had recently participated in buy-it-now auctions. The results show the distinction between product fit uncertainty and quality uncertainty as two distinct dimensions of product uncertainty and interestingly show that, relative to product quality uncertainty, product fit uncertainty has a significantly stronger effect on product returns. Notably, whereas product quality uncertainty is mainly driven by the experience attributes of a product, product fit uncertainty is mainly driven by both experience attributes and lack of product familiarity. The results also suggest that Internet-enabled systems are differentially used to reduce product (fit and quality) uncertainty. Notably, the use of online product forums is shown to moderate the effect of experience goods on product fit uncertainty, and website media are shown to attenuate the effect of experience goods on product quality uncertainty. The results are robust to econometric specifications and estimation methods. The paper concludes by stressing the importance of reducing the increasingly prevalent information problem of product fit uncertainty in online markets with the aid of Internet-enabled systems.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2014.0520.pdf',NULL,''),(10607,'Information Systems Research',2014,25,3,'The Central Role of Engagement in Online Communities','Soumya Ray, Sung S. Kim, James G. Morris','Ray2014','528-246','Online communities are new social structures dependent on modern information technology, and they face equally modern challenges. Although satisfied members regularly consume content, it is considerably harder to coax them to contribute new content and help recruit others because they face unprecedented social comparison and criticism. We propose that engagement-a concept only abstractly alluded to in information systems research-is the key to active participation in these unique sociotechnical environments. We constructed and tested a framework that demonstrates what engagement is, where it comes from, and how it powerfully explains both knowledge contribution and word of mouth. Our results show that members primarily contribute to and revisit an online community from a sense of engagement. Nonetheless, word of mouth is partly influenced by prior satisfaction. Therefore, engagement and satisfaction appear to be parallel mediating forces at work in online communities. Both mediators arise from a sense of communal identity and knowledge self-efficacy, but engagement also emerges from validation of self-identity. Nevertheless, we also found signs that the contributions of the most knowledgeable users are not purely from engagement, but also from a competing sense of self-efficacy. Our findings significantly contribute to the area of information systems by highlighting that engagement is a concrete phenomenon on its own, and it can be directly modeled and must be carefully managed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2014.0525.pdf',NULL,''),(10608,'Information Systems Research',2014,26,1,'Research Note—Perceived Firm Attributes and Intrinsic Motivation in Sponsored Open Source Software Projects','Sebastian Spaeth, Georg von Krogh, Vivianna Fang He','Spaeth2014','224-237','Voluntary contributions are crucial to the success of open source software (OSS) projects. Firms sponsoring OSS projects may face substantial challenges in soliciting such contributions, since volunteer participants are neither regulated by an employment contract nor offered financial incentives. While prior work has shown the positive impact of motivation on the effort expended by volunteer participants, there is limited understanding of how specific firm attributes shape volunteers’ intrinsic motivation. We offer a theoretical model of how the perceived community-based credibility and openness of the sponsoring firm have a positive impact on the intrinsic motivation of volunteer participants. The model is explored using survey data on volunteer participants from two sponsored OSS projects. Results show that a sponsoring firm’s community-based credibility (OSS developers’ perception of its expertise and trustworthiness) and openness (its mutual knowledge exchange with the community) strengthen the volunteer participants’ social identification with the firm-sponsored community, which in turn reinforces their intrinsic motivation to participate. Moreover, the perceived community-based credibility of a sponsoring firm directly enhances volunteer participants’ intrinsic motivation, whereas perceived openness fails to affect motivation without the mediating mechanism of social identification. Implications for firms seeking voluntary contributions for their sponsored OSS projects are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2014.0539.pdf',NULL,''),(10609,'Information Systems Research',2015,26,2,'The Role of Extra-Role Behaviors and Social Controls in Information Security Policy Effectiveness','Jack Shih-Chieh Hsu, Sheng-Pao Shih, YuWen Hung, Paul Benjamin Lowry','Hsu2015','282-300','Although most behavioral security studies focus on organizational in-role behaviors such as information security policy (ISP) compliance, the effect of organizational extra-role behaviors—security behaviors that benefit organizations but are not specified in ISPs—has long been overlooked. This study examines (1) the consequences of organizational in-role and extra-role security behaviors on the effectiveness of ISPs and (2) the role of formal and social controls in enhancing in-role and extra-role security behaviors in organizations. We propose that both in-role security behaviors and extra-role security behaviors contribute to ISP effectiveness. Furthermore, based on social control theory (SCT), we hypothesize that social control can boost both in- and extra-role security behaviors. Data collected from practitioners—including IS managers and employees at many organizations—confirmed most of our hypotheses. Survey data from IS managers substantiated the importance of extra-role behaviors in improving ISP effectiveness. Paired data, collected from managers and employees in the same organizations, indicated that formal control and social control individually and interactively enhance both in- and extra-role security behaviors. We conclude by discussing the implications of this research for academics and practitioners, along with compelling future research possibilities.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2015.0569.pdf',NULL,''),(10610,'Information Systems Research',2015,26,3,'Research Note—Why Following Friends Can Hurt You: An Exploratory Investigation of the Effects of Envy on Social Networking Sites among College-Age Users','Hanna Krasnova, Thomas Widjaja, Peter Buxmann, Helena Wenninger, Izak Benbasat','Krasnova2015','585-605','Research findings on how participation in social networking sites (SNSs) affects users’ subjective well-being are equivocal. Some studies suggest a positive impact of SNSs on users’ life satisfaction and mood, whereas others report undesirable consequences such as depressive symptoms and anxiety. However, whereas the factors behind the positive effects have received significant scholarly attention, little is known about the mechanisms that underlie the unfavorable consequences. To fill this gap, this study uses social comparison theory and the responses of 1,193 college-age Facebook users to investigate the role of envy in the SNS context as a potential contributor to those undesirable outcomes. Arising in response to social information consumption, envy is shown to be associated with reduced cognitive and affective well-being as well as increased reactive self-enhancement. These preliminary findings contribute to the growing body of information systems research investigating the dysfunctional consequences of information technology adoption in general and social media participation in particular.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.2015.0588.pdf',NULL,''),(10611,'Information Systems Research',2011,22,4,'Research Note—The Influence of Trade-off Difficulty Caused by Preference Elicitation Methods on User Acceptance of Recommendation Agents Across Loss and Gain Conditions','Young Eun Lee, Izak Benbasat','Lee2011','867-884','Prior studies on product recommendation agents (RAs) have been based on the effort-accuracy perspective in which the amount of effort required to make a decision and the accuracy of such decisions are two dominant antecedents of user acceptance of RAs. The current study extends the effort-accuracy perspective by considering trade-off difficulty, a type of negative emotion that arises when attainment of one\'s goals is blocked by the attainment of other goals; consequently, one must make trade-offs among the conflicting goals. Many product purchase choices for which RAs are used require users to make trade-offs among conflicting product attributes. A key feature of RAs, the preference elicitation method (PEM), often compels users to make explicit trade-offs. We examine whether an RA\'s PEM generates trade-off difficulty, which, in turn, affects users\' evaluations (i.e., perceived amount of effort and perceived accuracy of recommendations) and the resultant acceptance of the RA. Trade-off difficulty influences users\' evaluations of an RA via perceived control over execution of the RA PEM. In addition, the decision context in which users employ a PEM moderates the degree to which that PEM generates trade-off difficulty. Specifically, a PEM generates a greater degree of trade-off difficulty in a choice context that leads to a loss than in a choice context that leads to a gain. Consequently, users exert more effort to cope with trade-off difficulty in a loss condition. Because users voluntarily spend more effort, the negative influence of perceived effort on users\' acceptance of an RA—which is supported in prior studies—decreases in a loss condition. A laboratory experiment was conducted using two between-subject factors: two RAs, one that employed a trade-off-compelling PEM and the other a trade-off-hiding PEM, and two decision contexts, one of which was a loss condition and the other a gain condition. The results supported all of the hypotheses.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1100.0334.pdf',NULL,''),(10612,'Information Systems Research',2012,23,3,'Institutional Influences on Information Systems Security Innovations','Carol Hsu, Jae-Nam Lee, Detmar W. Straub','Hsu2012','918-939','This research investigates information security management as an administrative innovation. Although a number of institutional theories deal with information systems (IS) innovation in organizations, most of these institutional-centered frameworks overlook external economic efficiency and internal organizational capability in the presence of pressures of institutional conformity. Using Korea as the institutional setting, our research model posits that economic-based consideration will moderate the institutional conformity pressure on information security adoption while organization capability will influence the institutional confirmation of information security assimilation. The model is empirically tested using two-stage survey data from a field study of 140 organizations in Korea. The results indicate that in addition to institutional influences, our six proposed economic-based and organizational capability moderating variables all have significant influences on the degree of the adoption and assimilation of information security management. We conclude with implications for research in the area of organizational theory and the information security management literature, and for practices regarding how managers can factor into their information security planning the key implementation variables discovered in this study. The robust setting of the study in Korean firms allows us to generalize the theory to a new context and across cultures.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1110.0393.pdf',NULL,''),(10613,'Information Systems Research',2012,23,4,'What Motivates People to Purchase Digital Items on Virtual Community Websites? The Desire for Online SelfPresentation','Hee-Woong Kim, Hock Chuan Chan, Atreyi Kankanhalli','Kim2012','1232-1245','The sale of digital items, such as avatars and decorative objects, is becoming an important source of revenue for virtual community (VC) websites. However, some websites are unable to leverage this source of revenue, and there is a corresponding lack of understanding about what motivates people to purchase digital items in VCs. To explain the phenomenon, we develop a model based on the theory of self-presentation. The model proposes that the desire for online self-presentation is a key driver for such purchases. We also hypothesize that the social influence factors of online self-presentation norms and VC involvement as well as personal control in the form of online presentation self-efficacy are antecedents of the desire for online self-presentation. The model was validated by using survey data collected from Cyworld (N=217) and Habbo (N=197), two online social network communities that have been pioneers in the sale of digital items. This work contributes to our understanding of the purchase of digital items by extending the theory of self-presentation and adds to the broader line of research on online identity. It also lends insights into how VC providers can tap this source of revenue.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1110.0411.pdf',NULL,''),(10614,'Information Systems Research',2012,23,4,'Research Note—Effects of Individual Self-Protection, Industry Self-Regulation, and Government Regulation on Privacy Concerns: A Study of Location-Based Services','Heng Xu, Hock Hai Teo, Boon yeow Tan, Ritu Agarwal','Xu2012','1342-1363','This study seeks to clarify the nature of control in the context of information privacy to generate insights into the effects of different privacy assurance approaches on context-specific concerns for information privacy. We theorize that such effects are exhibited through mediation by perceived control over personal information and develop arguments in support of the interaction effects involving different privacy assurance approaches (individual self-protection, industry self-regulation, and government legislation). We test the research model in the context of location-based services using data obtained from 178 individuals in Singapore. In general, the results support our core assertion that perceived control over personal information is a key factor affecting context-specific concerns for information privacy. In addition to enhancing our theoretical understanding of the link between control and privacy concerns, these findings have important implications for service providers and consumers as well as for regulatory bodies and technology developers.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1120.0416.pdf',NULL,''),(10615,'Information Systems Research',2012,23,4,'User Satisfaction with Information Technology Service Delivery: A Social Capital Perspective','Yongqiang Sun, Yulin Fang, Kai H. Lim, Joe Huang, Detmar Straub','Sun2012','1195-1211','Existing research has long considered service quality as a primary determinant of user satisfaction with information technology (IT) service delivery. In response to the knowledge-intensive and collaborative nature of IT service delivery in the contemporary business context, we advance the theoretical understanding of user satisfaction by re-conceptualizing IT service delivery as a bilateral, relational process between the IT staff and users. Based on this reconceptualization, we draw on social capital theory to examine the antecedents of user satisfaction with IT service delivery. Specifically, we posit that two major dimensions of social capital, i.e., cognitive capital and relational capital, not only positively affect user satisfaction but also strengthen the established relationship between service quality and user satisfaction. Furthermore, we propose that the effect of the other dimension of social capital---structural capital---on user satisfaction is fully mediated through cognitive capital and relational capital. A field study of 159 users in four financial companies provides general empirical support for our hypotheses. Theoretical and practical implications of these findings are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1120.0421.pdf',NULL,''),(10616,'Information Systems Research',2013,24,2,'Breaking the Ice in B2C Relationships: Understanding PreAdoption E-Commerce Attraction','Damon E. Campbell, John D. Wells, Joseph S. Valacich','Campbell2013','219-238','This research proposes that the forming of a business-to-consumer (B2C) customer relationship is part of a multiphased technology adoption process where attraction is the first step in this sequence. A conceptual model, called the electronic commerce (e-commerce) attraction model (eCAM), offers a theoretical foundation for guiding two empirical studies (N = 345 and N = 240, respectively) investigating how initial customer perceptions of a website influence attraction toward this website. The results support the eCAM as a new theoretical lens for understanding electronic commerce-based attraction. Comparisons are made between the proposed eCAM and previously established adoption models (i.e., the Technology Acceptance Model and WebQual) as well as the discriminant validity of the constructs in these models. Results demonstrate that the eCAM provides additional insights for understanding how website design influences e-commerce attraction and adoption. The implications of these results for future research and website design are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1120.0429.pdf',NULL,''),(10617,'Information Systems Research',2013,24,2,'Ensuring Employees\' IT Compliance: Carrot or Stick?','Huigang Liang, Yajiong Xue, Liansheng Wu','Liang2013','279-294','With reward (carrot) and punishment (stick) widely applied by organizations to regulate mandatory IT usage, it is imperative to understand how these incentives influence employee compliance behavior. Drawing upon control theory and regulatory focus theory, this study investigates the relationships among regulatory focus, reward, punishment, and compliance behavior in mandatory IT settings. Survey data were collected from 186 employees in companies where enterprise resource planning (ERP) compliance was mandated. Analyses reveal that punishment expectancy is a strong determinant of compliance behavior, whereas the main effect of reward expectancy is not significant. Moreover, the relationship between reward expectancy and compliance behavior is moderated by promotion focus and the relationship between punishment expectancy and compliance behavior is moderated by prevention focus. This study provides an in-depth understanding of reward and punishment in mandatory IT settings and suggests that regulatory focus plays an important role in affecting employees\' compliance with organizational controls.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1120.0427.pdf',NULL,''),(10618,'Information Systems Research',2013,24,3,'Motivational Differences Across Post-Acceptance Information System Usage Behaviors: An Investigation in the Business Intelligence Systems Context','Xixi Li, J. J. Po-An Hsieh, Arun Rai','Li2013','659-682','We identify two post-acceptance information system (IS) usage behaviors related to how employees leverage implemented systems. Routine use (RTN) refers to employees\' using IS in a routine and standardized manner to support their work, and innovative use (INV) describes employees\' discovering new ways to use IS to support their work. We use motivation theory as the overarching perspective to explain RTN and INV and appropriate the rich intrinsic motivation (RIM) concept from social psychology to propose a conceptualization of RIM toward IS use, which includes intrinsic motivation toward accomplishment (IMap), intrinsic motivation to know (IMkw), and intrinsic motivation to experience stimulation (IMst). We also consider the influence of perceived usefulness (PU)—a representative surrogate construct of extrinsic motivation toward IS use—on RTN and INV. We theorize the relative impacts of the RIM constructs and PU on RTN and INV and the role of personal innovativeness with IT (PIIT) in moderating the RIM constructs\' influences on INV. Based on data from 193 employees using a business intelligence system at one of the largest telecom service companies in China, we found (1) PU had a stronger impact on RTN than the RIM constructs, (2) IMkw and IMst each had a stronger impact on INV than either PU or IMap, and (3) PIIT positively moderated the impact of each RIM construct on INV. Our findings provide insights on managing RTN and INV in the post-acceptance stage.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1120.0456.pdf',NULL,''),(10619,'Information Systems Research',2013,24,3,'Research Note—Privacy Concerns and Privacy-Protective Behavior in Synchronous Online Social Interactions','Zhenhui (Jack) Jiang, Cheng Suang Heng, Ben C. F. Choi','Jiang2013','579-595','Privacy is of prime importance to many individuals when they attempt to develop online social relationships. Nonetheless, it has been observed that individuals\' behavior is at times inconsistent with their privacy concerns, e.g., they disclose substantial private information in synchronous online social interactions, even though they are aware of the risks involved. Drawing on the hyperpersonal framework and the privacy calculus perspective, this paper elucidates the interesting roles of privacy concerns and social rewards in synchronous online social Interactions by examining the causes and the behavioral strategies that individuals utilize to protect their privacy. An empirical study involving 251 respondents was conducted in online chat rooms. Our results indicate that individuals utilize both self-disclosure and misrepresentation to protect their privacy and that social rewards help explain why individuals may not behave in accordance with their privacy concerns. In addition, we find that perceived anonymity of others and perceived intrusiveness affect both privacy concerns and social rewards. Our findings also suggest that higher perceived anonymity of self decreases individuals\' privacy concerns, and higher perceived media richness increases social rewards. Generally, this study contributes to the information systems literature by integrating the hyperpersonal framework and the privacy calculus perspective to identify antecedents of privacy trade-off and predict individuals\' behavior in synchronous online social interactions.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1120.0441.pdf',NULL,''),(10620,'Information Systems Research',2009,20,2,'Governance-Knowledge Fit in Systems Development Projects','Amrit Tiwana','Tiwana2009','180-197','This study addresses the theoretically under explored question of how fit between project governance configurations, and the knowledge of specialized information technology (IT) and client departments influences information systems development (ISD) performance. It conceptualizes project governance configuration using two classes of project decisions rights-decision control rights and decision management rights. The paper then develops a middle-range theory of how governance-knowledge fit shapes ISD performance by influencing the effective exercise of these decision rights during the development process. Further, the two dimensions of ISD performance - efficiency and effectiveness - are shaped by different classes of project decision rights. Data from 89 projects in 89 firms strongly support the proposed ideas. Implications for theory and practice are also discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1070.0164.pdf',NULL,''),(10621,'Information Systems Research',2009,20,2,'Trust and Satisfaction, Two Stepping Stones for Successful E-Commerce Relationships: A Longitudinal Exploration','Dan J. Kim, Donald L. Ferrin, H. Raghav Rao','Kim2009','237-257','Trust and satisfaction are essential ingredients for successful business relationships in business-to- consumer electronic commerce. Yet there is little research on trust and satisfaction in e-commerce that takes a longitudinal approach. Drawing on three primary bodies of literature, the theory of reasoned action, the extended valence framework, and expectation-confirmation theory, this study synthesizes a model of consumer trust and satisfaction in the context of electronic commerce. The model considers not only how consumers formulate their pre-purchase decisions, but also how they form their long-term relationships with the same website vendor by comparing their pre-purchase expectations to their actual purchase outcome. The results indicate that trust directly and indirectly affects a consumer\'s purchase decision in combination with perceived risk and perceived benefit, and also indicate that trust has a longer term impact on consumer e-loyalty through satisfaction. Thus, this study extends our understanding of consumer Internet transaction behavior as a three-fold (pre-purchase, purchase and, post-purchase) process, and it recognizes the crucial, multiple roles that trust plays in this process. Implications for theory and practice as well as limitations and future directions are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1080.0188.pdf',NULL,''),(10622,'Information Systems Research',2009,20,1,'Research Note—Information Technology in Supply Chains: The Value of IT-Enabled Resources Under Competition','Shutao Dong, Sean Xu, Zhu Kevin','Dong2009','18-32','In this study, we seek to better understand the value of information technology (IT) in supply chain contexts. Grounded in the resource-based theory in conjunction with transaction cost economics, we develop a conceptual model that links three IT-related resources (backend integration, managerial skills, and partner support) to firm performance improvement. The model differs from previous studies by proposing a moderating effect of competition on the resource-performance relationships. Using data of 743 manufacturing firms, our analysis indicates significant contribution of IT to supply chains, which is generated through development of the digitally enabled integration capability and manifested at the process level along the supply chain. The technological resource alone, however, does not hold the answer to IT value creation. In fact, managerial skills, which enable adaptations on supply chain processes and corporate strategy to accommodate the use of IT, are shown to play the strongest role in IT value creation. Furthermore, backend integration and managerial skills are found to be more valuable in more competitive environments. While commodity-like resources have diminishing value under competition, integrational and managerial resources become even stronger. Overall, our results shed light on the key drivers of IT-enabled supply chains, and provide insights into how competition shapes IT value.',1,0,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1080.0195.pdf',NULL,'Is Figure 3 inluded?'),(10623,'Information Systems Research',2010,21,3,'The “Third Hand”: IT-Enabled Competitive Advantage in Turbulence Through Improvisational Capabilities','Paul Pavlou, Omar A. El Sawy','Pavlou2010','443-471','O rganizations are increasingly engaged in competitive dynamics that are enabled or induced by information technology (IT). A key competitive dynamics question for many organizations is how to build a competitive advantage in turbulence with digital IT systems. The literature has focused mostly on developing and exercising dynamic capabilities for planned reconfiguration of existing operational capabilities in fairly stable environments with patterned \"waves,\" but this may not always be possible, or even appropriate, in highly turbulent environ-ments with unexpected \"storms.\" We introduce improvisational capabilities as an alternative means for managing highly turbulent environments; we define this as the ability to spontaneously reconfigure existing resources to build new operational capabilities to address urgent, unpredictable, and novel environmental situations. In con-trast to the planned role of dynamic and operational capabilities and the ambidexterity that they jointly offer, improvisational capabilities are proposed to operate distinctly as a \"third hand\" that facilitates reconfiguration and change in highly turbulent environments. First, the paper develops the notion of improvisational capabilities and articulates the key differences between the two \"reconfiguration\"—improvisational and dynamic—capabilities. Second, the paper compares the relative effects of improvisational and dynamic capabilities in the context of new product development in different levels of environmental turbulence. Third, the paper shows how IT-leveraging capability in new product development is decomposed into its three digital IT systems: project and resource management systems, organizational mem-ory systems (OMS), and cooperative work systems—and how each of these IT systems enhances improvisational capabilities, an effect that is accentuated in highly turbulent environments. The results show that although dynamic capabilities are the primary predictor of competitive advantage in moderately turbulent environments, improvisational capabilities fully dominate in highly turbulent environments. Besides discriminant validity, the distinction between improvisational and dynamic capabilities is evidenced by the differential effects of IT-leveraging capability on improvisational and dynamic capabilities. The results show that the more the IT-leveraging capability is catered toward managing resources (through project and resource management systems) and team collaboration (through cooperative work systems) rather than relying on past knowledge and procedures (through organizational memory systems), the more it is positively associated with improvisational capabilities, particularly in more turbulent environments. The paper draws implications for how different IT systems can influence improvisational capabilities and competitive advantage in turbulent environments, thereby enhancing our understanding of the role of IT systems on reconfiguration capabilities. The paper discusses the theoretical and practical implications of building and exercising the \"third hand\" of improvisational capabilities for IT-enabled competitive dynamics in turbulence.',1,0,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1100.0280.pdf',NULL,''),(10624,'Information Systems Research',2010,22,4,'Research Note—The Impact of Community Commitment on Participation in Online Communities','Patrick J. Bateman, Peter H. Gray, Brian S. Butler','Bateman2010','841-854','Online discussion communities have become a widely used medium for interaction, enabling conversations across a broad range of topics and contexts. Their success, however, depends on participants\' willingness to invest their time and attention in the absence of formal role and control structures. Why, then, would individuals choose to return repeatedly to a particular community and engage in the various behaviors that are necessary to keep conversation within the community going? Some studies of online communities argue that individuals are driven by self-interest, while others emphasize more altruistic motivations. To get beyond these inconsistent explanations, we offer a model that brings dissimilar rationales into a single conceptual framework and shows the validity of each rationale in explaining different online behaviors. Drawing on typologies of organizational commitment, we argue that members may have psychological bonds to a particular online community based on (a) need, (b) affect, and/or (c) obligation. We develop hypotheses that explain how each form of commitment to a community affects the likelihood that a member will engage in particular behaviors (reading threads, posting replies, moderating the discussion). Our results indicate that each form of community commitment has a unique impact on each behavior, with need-based commitment predicting thread reading, affect-based commitment predicting reply posting and moderating behaviors, and obligation-based commitment predicting only moderating behavior. Researchers seeking to understand how discussion-based communities function will benefit from this more precise theorizing of how each form of member commitment relates to different kinds of online behaviors. Community managers who seek to encourage particular behaviors may use our results to target the underlying form of commitment most likely to encourage the activities they wish to promote.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1090.0265.pdf',NULL,''),(10625,'Information Systems Research',2011,22,2,'Punishment, Justice, and Compliance in Mandatory IT Settings','Yajiong Xue, Huigang Liang, Liansheng Wu','Xue2011','400-414','This paper aims to understand the influence of punishment and perceived justice on user compliance with mandatory information technology (IT) policies. Drawing on punishment research and justice theory, a research model is developed. Data collected from a field survey of enterprise resource planning (ERP) users are analyzed to test the proposed hypotheses. The results indicate that IT compliance intention is strongly influenced by perceived justice of punishment, which is negatively influenced by actual punishment. When perceived justice of punishment is considered, the effect of satisfaction on compliance intention decreases and that of perceived usefulness becomes insignificant. This paper contributes to information systems (IS) research and practice by drawing attention to the importance of punishment, particularly perceived justice of punishment, in mandatory IT settings. It delineates the relationships among actual punishment, punishment expectancy, perceived justice of punishment, and IT compliance intention, and thus provides a better understanding of user compliance behavior in mandatory IT settings.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1090.0266.pdf',NULL,''),(10626,'Information Systems Research',2010,21,1,'Putting Yourself in the Picture: An Evaluation of Virtual Model Technology as an Online Shopping Tool','Stephen Smith, Robert B. Johnston, Steve Howard','Smith2010','640-659','The electronic gulf between shoppers and products makes evaluating a physical product on offer at an e-store a potentially problematic activity. We propose that the outcome of the product evaluation task is determined by the fit between the type of information provided and the type of information sought by the consumer, and that this, in turn, influences a consumer\'s attitude towards an e-store. An experiment to compare the impact of one type of advanced evaluation support technology, the virtual model (VM), with a more basic online catalog, is then described. Results indicate that VMs are potentially valuable when a customer is concerned with self-image, and considerably less valuable when concerned with functionality. In more general terms, variation in end-user attitudes toward the object of the task (evaluative attitude) influenced how informed consumers felt about a product when using different technologies. Feeling informed, in turn, had a strong effect on consumer attitudes towards the store. Our results highlight two important issues for online stores: (1) a consumer\'s information requirements depend on the consumer\'s attitude to a product rather than product attributes; and (2) meeting these information requirements affects perceptions of the store. Business success in this context therefore appears to hinge on addressing the specific functional and image-related information needs of customers rather than simply providing more interactivity or technical functionality.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1090.0279.pdf',NULL,''),(10627,'Information Systems Research',2011,22,2,'Addressing Digital Inequality for the Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Through Government Initiatives: Forms of Capital That Affect ICT Utilization','J.J. Po-An Hsieh, Arun Rai, Mark Keil','Hsieh2011','233-253','Digital inequality, or unequal access to and use of information and communication technologies (ICT), is a severe problem preventing the socioeconomically disadvantaged (SED) from participating in a digital society. To understand the critical resources that contribute to digital inequality and inform public policy for stimulating initial and continued ICT usage by the SED, we drew on capital theories and conducted a field study to investigate: (1) the forms of capital for using ICT and how they differ across potential adopters who are SED and socioeconomically advantaged (SEA); (2) how these forms of capitals are relatively impacted for the SEA and the SED through public policy for ICT access; and (3) how each form of capital influences the SED\'s intentions to use initially and to continue to use ICT. The context for our study involved a city in the southeastern United States that offered its citizens free ICT access for Internet connectivity. Our results show that SED potential adopters exhibited lower cultural capital but higher social capital relative to the SEA. Moreover, the SED who participated in the city\'s initiative realized greater positive gains in cultural capital, social capital, and habitus than the SEA. In addition, we find that the SED\'s initial intention to use ICT was influenced by intrinsic motivation for habitus, self-efficacy for cultural capital, and important referents\' expectations and support from acquaintances for social capital. Cultural capital and social cultural capital also complemented each other in driving the SED\'s initial use intention. The SED\'s continued use intention was affected by both intrinsic and extrinsic motivations for habitus and both knowledge and self-efficacy for cultural capital but was not affected by social capital. We also make several recommendations for future research on digital inequality and ICT acceptance to extend and apply the proposed capital framework.',1,0,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1090.0256.pdf',NULL,''),(10628,'Information Systems Research',2008,19,1,'Research Note—How Does Personality Matter? Relating the Five-Factor Model to Technology Acceptance and Use','Sarv Devaraj, Robert F. Easley, J. Michael Crant','Devaraj2008','93-105','The five-factor model (FFM) of personality has been used to great effect in management and psychology research to predict attitudes, cognitions, and behaviors, but has largely been ignored in the IS field. We demonstrate the potential utility of incorporating this model into IS research by using the FFM personality factors in the context of technology acceptance. We propose a dispositional perspective to understanding user attitudes and beliefs, and examine the effect of user personality---captured using the FFM\'s big five factors---on both the perceived usefulness of and subjective norms toward the acceptance and use of technology. Using logged usage data from 180 new users of a collaborative technology, we found general support for our hypotheses that the FFM personality dimensions can be useful predictors of users\' attitudes and beliefs. We also found strong support for the relationships between intention to use and system use.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1070.0153.pdf',NULL,''),(10629,'Information Systems Research',2008,19,2,'Predictors of Formal Control Usage in IT Outsourcing Partnerships','Sandeep Rustagi, William R. King, Laurie J. Kirsch','Rustagi2008','126-143','Client control over the vendor has been identified as a critical factor in successfully managing information technology outsourcing relationships. Though prior studies have suggested that “how much” control is exercised has significant ramifications for individuals and firms, relatively few studies have operationalized and studied this important concept. In this study, we define the amount of formal control as the variety of mechanisms used by a client to exercise control over a vendor and the extent to which the mechanisms are used. We use literature on transaction cost economics and organizational control to build a model of the antecedents of the amount of formal control. The study uses data from 138 client-vendor matched pairs working in eight large, long-term, ongoing outsourcing arrangements to test specific hypotheses. The results suggest that clients who have technical or relationship management knowledge, or have high levels of trust in their vendors, use formal control mechanisms to a lesser extent. On the other hand, task uncertainty was found to be positively associated with the amount of formal control, and the degree of core competency involved in the outsourced activity was not found to be related to the amount of formal control. These results are discussed, and implications for research and practice are drawn.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1080.0169.pdf',NULL,''),(10630,'Information Systems Research',2008,19,4,'From Peer Production to Productization: A Study of Socially Enabled Business Exchanges in Open Source Service Networks','Joseph Feller, Patrick Finnegan, Brian Fitzgerald, Jeremy Hayes','Feller2008','475-493','Peer production phenomena such as open source software (OSS) have been posited as a viable alternative to traditional production models. However, community-based development often falls short of creating software \"products\" in the sense that consumers understand. Our research identifies an emerging business network archetype in the OSS sector, the open source service network (OSSN), which seeks to address the \" productization\" challenge. To do so, OSSNs must overcome the problems associated with exchanging resources between firms. We demonstrate that OSSNs overcome exchange problems by primarily relying on social, rather than legal, mechanisms; similar to the OSS communities from which they emerged. This is made possible because OSSNs use IT infrastructures that provide high visibility for primary value-creating activities. The research utilizes a multimethod theory-building approach, deriving a model from extant research, refining the model through qualitative case study analysis, and further refining the model through quantitative analysis of survey data. The paper reveals the manifestation of social mechanisms in OSSNs and how these are used for coordinating and safeguarding exchanges between firms. Specifically, we illustrate the primary importance of a shared macroculture (goals and norms) and collective sanctions for punishing firms who violate these goals/norms. Furthermore, our research highlights the interplay between digital and social networks within OSSNs, demonstrating that the use of social mechanisms is inherently dependent upon the underlying IT infrastructure.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1080.0207.pdf',NULL,''),(10631,'Information Systems Research',2008,19,2,'Addressing the What and How of Online Services: Positioning Supporting-Services Functionality and Service Quality for Business-to-Consumer Success','Ronald T. Cenfetelli, Izak Benbasat, Sameh Al-Natour','Cenfetelli2008','125-241','With the continued growth of business-to-consumer (B2C) e-business, online vendors are providing an increasing array of services that support and enhance their core products or services. For example, Amazon.com does not just sell books; it also enhances that core product with automated product recommendations, “wish list” tracking, order status updates, customer reviews, and many other valuable supporting services. These supporting services are made possible exclusively through the design and deployment of information technology (IT) to provide website supporting services functionality (SSF). In this paper, we define and develop the concept of B2C SSF and investigate how IT can support core products or services. We theorize the role that SSF plays in an environment where individuals who visit B2C websites are not only customers but also technology users. Given the unique online environment that amalgamates vendor services with information systems (IS), our model integrates theories from both services marketing and technology acceptance to help explain the behavior of these customers/users. In doing so, we investigate the role of the extensively researched concept of service quality in relation to SSF. Although service quality provides guidance for how supporting services should be provided (e.g., responsively and reliably), it does not address what those services are (e.g., product recommendations). SSF addresses this deficiency, thus providing both theoretical and practical benefits through a focus on IT design and deployment. The results of a field study support that SSF is an important predictor of customer beliefs and behavior, beyond that predicted by service quality alone. SSF is an important concept to consider—theoretically and practically—in IT-mediated B2C service.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1070.0163.pdf',NULL,''),(10632,'Information Systems Research',2009,20,1,'The Influence of Website Characteristics on a Consumer\'s Urge to Buy Impulsively','D. Veena Parboteeah, Joseph S. Valacich, John D. Wells','Parboteeah2009','60-78','With the proliferation of e-commerce, there is growing evidence that online impulse buying is occurring, yet relatively few researchers have studied this phenomenon. This paper reports on two studies that examine how variations in a website influence online impulse buying. The results reveal some relevant insights about this phenomenon. Specifically, although many participants had the urge to buy impulsively, regardless of website quality, this behavior\'s likelihood and magnitude was directly influenced by varying the quality of task-relevant and mood-relevant cues. Task-relevant cues include characteristics, such as navigability, that help in the attainment of the online consumer\'s shopping goal. Conversely, mood-relevant cues refer to the characteristics, such as visual appeal, that affect the degree to which a user enjoys browsing a website but that do not directly support a particular shopping goal. The implications of the results for both future research and the design of human-computer interfaces are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1070.0157.pdf',NULL,''),(10633,'Information Systems Research',2009,20,1,'User Awareness of Security Countermeasures and Its Impact on Information Systems Misuse: A Deterrence Approach','John D\'Arcy, Anat Hovav, Dennis Galletta','D\'Arcy2009','79-98','Intentional insider misuse of information systems resources (i.e., IS misuse) represents a significant threat to organizations. For example, industry statistics suggest that between 50%--75% of security incidents originate from within an organization. Because of the large number of misuse incidents, it has become important to understand how to reduce such behavior. General deterrence theory suggests that certain controls can serve as deterrent mechanisms by increasing the perceived threat of punishment for IS misuse. This paper presents an extended deterrence theory model that combines work from criminology, social psychology, and information systems. The model posits that user awareness of security countermeasures directly influences the perceived certainty and severity of organizational sanctions associated with IS misuse, which leads to reduced IS misuse intention. The model is then tested on 269 computer users from eight different companies. The results suggest that three practices deter IS misuse: user awareness of security policies; security education, training, and awareness (SETA) programs; and computer monitoring. The results also suggest that perceived severity of sanctions is more effective in reducing IS misuse than certainty of sanctions. Further, there is evidence that the impact of sanction perceptions vary based on one\'s level of morality. Implications for the research and practice of IS security are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1070.0160.pdf',NULL,''),(10634,'Information Systems Research',2006,17,4,'Perceived Information Quality in Data Exchanges: Effects on Risk, Trust, and Intention to Use','Andreas I. Nicolaou, D. Harrison Mcknight','Nicolaou2006','332-351','This study examines the role of information quality in the success of initial phase interorganizational data exchanges. We propose perceived information quality as a factor of perceived risk and trusting beliefs, which will directly affect intention to use the exchange. The study also proposes that two important system design factors, control transparency and outcome feedback, will incrementally influence perceived information quality. An empirical test of the model demonstrated that perceived information quality predicts trusting beliefs and perceived risk, which mediate the effects of perceived information quality on intention to use the exchange. Thus, perceived information quality constitutes an important indirect factor influencing exchange adoption. Furthermore, control transparency had a significant influence on perceived information quality, while outcome feedback had no significant incremental effect over that of control transparency. The study contributes to the literature by demonstrating the important role of perceived information quality in interorganizational systems adoption and by showing that information cues available to a user during an initial exchange session can help build trusting beliefs and mitigate perceived exchange risk. For managers of interorganizational exchanges, the study implies that building into the system appropriate control transparency mechanisms can increase the likelihood of exchange success.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1060.0103.pdf',NULL,''),(10635,'Information Systems Research',2006,17,4,'Understanding the Impact of Collaboration Software on Product Design and Development','Rajiv D. Banker, Indranil R. Bardhan, Ozer Asdemir','Banker2006','352-373','Prior research suggests that supply chain collaboration has enabled companies to compete more efficiently in a global economy. We investigate a class of collaboration software for product development called collaborative product commerce (CPC), and estimate its impact on product quality, design cycle time and development cost. We develop a theoretical framework to study the impact of CPC on product design and development. Based on data from CPC implementations in 72 firms, we test and empirically validate research hypotheses on the impact of CPC. We find that CPC implementation is associated with greater collaboration among product design teams which, in turn, have a significant positive impact on product quality and a reduction in cycle time and product development cost. Based on a subset of firms for which operational metrics were collected, we find that CPC is associated with substantial quantifiable improvements in product design quality, design turnaround times, and product development and rework costs.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1060.0104.pdf',NULL,''),(10636,'Information Systems Research',2006,17,4,'The Nature and Role of Feedback Text Comments in Online Marketplaces: Implications for Trust Building, Price Premiums, and Seller Differentiation','Paul Pavlou, Angelika Dimoka','Pavlou2006b','392-414','ABSTRACT For online marketplaces to succeed and prevent a market of lemons, their feedback mechanism (reputation system) must differentiate among sellers and create price premiumsfor trustworthy ones as returns to their reputation. However, the literature has solely focused on numerical (positive and negative) feedback ratings, alas ignoring the role offeedback text comments. These text comments are proposed to convey useful reputation information about a seller’s prior transactions that cannot be fully captured with crude numerical ratings. Building upon the economics and trust literatures, this study examines the rich content of feedback text comments and their role in building buyer’s trust in a seller’s benevolence and credibility. In turn, benevolence and credibility are proposed to differentiate among sellers by influencing the price premiums that a seller receives from buyers. This paper utilizes content analysis to quantify over 10,000 publicly-available feedback text comments of 420 sellers in eBay’s online auction marketplace, and match them withprimary data from 420 buyers that recently transacted with these 420 sellers. These dyadic data show that evidence of extraordinarypast seller behavior contained in the sellers’ feedback text comments,createsprice premiums for reputable sellers by engendering buyer’s trust in the sellers’ benevolence and credibility (controlling for the impact of numerical ratings). The addition of text comments and benevolence helps explain a greater variance in price premiums (R,=20-30%). By showing the economic value of feedback text comments through trust in a seller’s benevolence and credibility, this study helps explain the success of online marketplaces thatprimarily rely on the text comments (versus crude numerical ratings) to differentiateamong,sellers and prevent a market of ‘lemon’ sellers.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1060.0106.pdf',NULL,''),(10637,'Information Systems Research',2006,17,3,'From IT Leveraging Competence to Competitive Advantage in Turbulent Environments: The Case of New Product Development','Paul Pavlou, Omar A. El Sawy','Pavlou2006','198-227','A burning question for information systems (IS) researchers and practitioners is whether and how IT can build a competitive advantage in turbulent environments. To address this question, this study focuses on the business process level of analysis and introduces the construct of IT leveraging competence---the ability to effectively use IT functionalities. This construct is conceptualized in the context of new product development (NPD). IT leveraging competence is shown to indirectly influence competitive advantage in NPD through two key mediating links: functional competencies (the ability to effectively execute operational NPD processes) and dynamic capabilities (the ability to reconfigure functional competencies to address turbulent environments). Environmental turbulence is also shown to moderate the process by which IT leveraging competence influences competitive advantage in NPD. Empirical data were collected from 180 NPD managers. Through the construct of IT leveraging competence, the study shows that the effective use of IT functionalities, even generic functionalities, by business units can help build a competitive advantage. The study also shows that the strategic effect of IT leveraging competence is more pronounced in higher levels of environmental turbulence. This effect is not direct: It is fully mediated by both dynamic capabilities and functional competencies. Taken together, these findings suggest that IS researchers should look beyond the direct effects of firm-level IT infrastructures and focus their attention on how business units can leverage IT functionalities to better reconfigure and execute business processes. In turbulent environments, focusing on these aspects is even more vital.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1060.0094.pdf',NULL,''),(10638,'Information Systems Research',2007,18,1,'Through a Glass Darkly: Information Technology Design, Identity Verification, and Knowledge Contribution in Online Communities','Meng Ma, Ritu Agarwal','Ma2007','47-62','A variety of information technology (IT) artifacts, such as those supporting reputation management and digital archives of past interactions, are commonly deployed to support online communities. Despite their ubiquity, theoretical and empirical research investigating the impact of such IT-based features on online community communication and interaction is limited. Drawing on the social psychology literature, we describe an identity-based view to understand how the use of IT-based features in online communities is associated with online knowledge contribution. Specifically, the use of four categories of IT artifacts---those supporting virtual co-presence, persistent labeling, self-presentation, and deep profiling---is proposed to enhance perceived identity verification, which thereafter promotes satisfaction and knowledge contribution. To test the theoretical model, we surveyed more than 650 members of two online communities. In addition to the positive effects of community IT artifacts on perceived identity verification, we also find that perceived identity verification is strongly linked to member satisfaction and knowledge contribution. This paper offers a new perspective on the mechanisms through which IT features facilitate computer-mediated knowledge sharing, and it yields important implications for the design of the supporting IT infrastructure.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1070.0113.pdf',NULL,''),(10639,'Information Systems Research',2007,18,1,'Antecedents and Consequences of Internet Use in Procurement: An Empirical Investigation of U.S. Manufacturing Firms','Abhay Nath Mishra, Prabhudev Konana, Anitesh Barua','Mishra2007','103-120','This paper examines the antecedents and consequences of Internet use in the procurement process. Drawing upon the resource-based view (RBV) of the firm and the technology, organization, and environment framework, we develop an integrative model that examines the antecedents and consequences of Internet use in two stages---the search stage and the order initiation and completion (OIC) stage---of the procurement process. The model enables us to deconstruct both the usage and the performance aspects of information technology (IT) in business processes, and to provide insights into the enablers of use and business value. The model is estimated with survey data from 412 firms. Our results suggest that while some resources, such as procurement-process digitization, influence Internet use in both the procurement stages, other resources, such as the diversity of organizational procurement knowledge, impact Internet use in only one stage. We also find that Internet use in the OIC stage has a more significant impact on procurement-process performance than use in search. This study extends the digital capabilities and firm performance literature in the context of electronic procurement. This study also contributes to the small but emerging stream of literature that investigates antecedents, the extent, and implications of IT use holistically.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1070.0115.pdf',NULL,''),(10640,'Information Systems Research',2007,18,3,'Leveraging Standard Electronic Business Interfaces to Enable Adaptive Supply Chain Partnerships','Arvind Malhotra, Sanjay Gosain, Omar A. El Sawy','Malhotra2007','260-279','Adaptive supply chain partnerships are a key factor in driving the ability of extended enterprise partners to achieve long-term goals in an environment characterized by disruptive environmental shifts. Adaptive extended enterprise arrangements allow participating enterprises to leverage their combined assets for collective exploration and exploitation. In the context of extended enterprises, where significant investments have been directed toward instituting common interfaces, this study examines the question: How does the use of standard electronic business interfaces (SEBIs) enable supply chain partnerships to become more adaptive? This study conceptualizes the use of SEBIs as a boundary-spanning mechanism that helps overcome boundaries that impede knowledge transfer between enterprises in supply chains. SEBIs enables partners to gain insight into their broader environments, enriching each partner\'s perspective (enhanced bridging). SEBIs also help strengthen the cooperative ties between partners, motivating each partner to adapt for collective gain (enhanced bonding). Our research model is empirically tested using data collected from 41 demand-side supply chain partnerships (between original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), distributors, and retailers) in the information technology (IT) industry. The results show that collaborative information exchange (CIE) between supply chain partners mediates the relationship between use of SEBIs and mutual adaptation (MA) and adaptive knowledge creation between supply chain partners. Interestingly, the use of SEBIs is found to be directly associated with MA but only indirectly associated with adaptive knowledge creation. The study points out that the strategic impacts of SEBIs go well beyond the exchange of transaction information and process integration. It also shows that multilateral, quasi-open, and information exchange--and process linkage--oriented SEBIs can result in both bonding and bridging across supply chain partners without binding them inflexibly to specific partners. Based on the model and results, the study offers practical implications for how SEBIs should be developed, adopted, and used.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1070.0132.pdf',NULL,''),(10641,'Information Systems Research',2007,18,3,'IS Application Capabilities and Relational Value in Interfirm Partnerships','Nilesh Saraf, Christoph Schlueter Langdon, Sanjay Gosain','Saraf2007','320-339','This study examines how capabilities of information systems (IS) applications deployed in the context of interfirm relationships contribute to business performance. We propose that these capabilities augment the relational value that a firm derives from its business partners---channel partners and customer enterprises---in the context of the distribution channel. Two cospecialized relational assets are considered as key to realization of relational value---knowledge sharing and process coupling. Hypotheses linking two IS capabilities (IS flexibility and IS integration) to the relational asset dimensions, and ultimately to firm performance, are proposed. The research model is tested based on data collected through a survey of business units of enterprises embedded in customer and channel partner ties in the high-tech and financial services industries. We find that IS integration with channel partners and customers contributes to both knowledge sharing and process coupling with both types of enterprise partners, whereas IS flexibility is a foundational capability that indirectly contributes to value creation in interfirm relationships by enabling greater IS integration with partner firms. We find that two types of relational assets are significantly associated with business performance---knowledge sharing with channel partners and process coupling with customers---pointing to underlying mechanisms that differentially leverage resources of different types of channel partners. Implications for theory development and practice based on these findings are proposed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1070.0133.pdf',NULL,''),(10642,'Information Systems Research',2007,18,4,'Research Note—Investigating the Influence of the Functional Mechanisms of Online Product Presentations','Zhenhui Jiang, Izak Benbasat','Jiang2007','458-470','Internet-based interactive multimedia technologies enable online firms to employ a variety of formats to present and promote their products: They can use pictures, videos, and sounds to depict products, as well as give consumers the opportunity to try out products virtually. Despite the several previous endeavors that studied the effects of different product presentation formats, the functional mechanisms underlying these presentation methods have not been investigated in a comprehensive way. This paper investigates a model showing how these functional mechanisms (namely, vividness and interactivity) influence consumers\' intentions to return to a website and their intentions to purchase products. A study conducted to test this model has largely confirmed our expectations: (1) both vividness and interactivity of product presentations are the primary design features that influence the efficacy of the presentations; (2) consumers\' perceptions of the diagnosticity of websites, their perceptions of the compatibility between online shopping and physical shopping, and their shopping enjoyment derived from a particular online shopping experience jointly influence consumers\' attitudes toward shopping at a website; and (3) both consumers\' attitudes toward products and their attitudes toward shopping at a website contribute to their intentions to purchase the products displayed on the website.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1070.0124.pdf',NULL,''),(10643,'Information Systems Research',2004,15,1,'Building Effective Online Marketplaces with Institution-Based Trust','Paul Pavlou, David Gefen','Pavlou2004','37-59','Institution-based trust is a buyer’s perception that effective third-party institutional mechanisms are in place to facilitate transaction success. This paper integrates sociological and economic theories about institution-based trust to propose that the perceived effectiveness of three IT-enabled institutional mechanisms–specifically feedback mechanisms, third-party escrow services, and credit card guarantees–engender buyer trust in the community of online auction sellers. Trust in the marketplace intermediary that provides the overarching institutional context also builds buyer’s trust in the community of sellers. In addition, buyers’ trust in the community of sellers (as a group) facilitates online transactions by reducing perceived risk.\r\nData collected from 274 buyers in Amazon’s online auction marketplace provide support for the proposed structural model. Longitudinal data collected a year later show that transaction intentions are correlated with actual and self-reported buyer behavior. The study shows that the perceived effectiveness of institutional mechanisms encompasses both “weak” (market-driven) and “strong” (legally binding) mechanisms. These mechanisms engender trust, not only in a few reputable sellers, but also in the entire community of sellers, which contributes to an effective online marketplace. The results thus help explain why, despite the inherent uncertainty that arises when buyers and sellers are separated in time and in space, online marketplaces are proliferating. Implications for theory are discussed, and suggestions for future research on improving IT-enabled trust-building mechanisms are suggested.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1040.0015.pdf',NULL,''),(10644,'Information Systems Research',2004,15,3,'Toward Contextualized Theories of Trust: The Role of Trust in Global Virtual Teams','Sirkka L. Jarvenpaa, Thomas R. Shaw, D. Sandy Staples','Jarvenpaa2004','250-267','Although trust has received much attention in many streams of information systems research, there has been little theorizing to explain how trust evokes sentiments and affects task performance in IT-enabled relationships. Many studies unquestionably assume that trust is intrinsically beneficial, and dismiss the possibility that the effects of trust may be dependent on the situation (or conditions) at present. This paper theoretically and empirically examines outcomes of an individual\'s trust in global virtual teams under differing situations (or conditions). In Study 1, we find that early in a team\'s existence, a member\'s trusting beliefs have a direct positive effect on his or her trust in the team and perceptions of team cohesiveness. Later on, however, a member\'s trust in his team operates as a moderator, indirectly affecting the relationships between team communication and perceptual outcomes. Study 2 similarly suggests that trust effects are sensitive to the particular situation or condition. Combined, the studies find that trust affects virtual teams differently in different situations. Future studies on trust will need to consider situational contingencies. This paper contributes to the literature on IT-enabled relationships by theorizing and empirically testing how trust affects attitudes and behaviors.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1040.0028.pdf',NULL,''),(10645,'Information Systems Research',2005,16,1,'A Theoretical Integration of User Satisfaction and Technology Acceptance','Barb Wixom, Peter A. Todd','Wixom2005','85-102','In general, perceptions of information systems (IS) success have been investigated within two primary research streams--the user satisfaction literature and the technology acceptance literature. These two approaches have been developed in parallel and have not been reconciled or integrated. This paper develops an integrated research model that distinguishes beliefs and attitudes about the system (i.e., object-based beliefs and attitudes) from beliefs and attitudes about using the system (i.e., behavioral beliefs and attitudes) to build the theoretical logic that links the user satisfaction and technology acceptance literature. The model is then tested using a sample of 465 users from seven different organizations who completed a survey regarding their use of data warehousing software. The proposed model was supported, providing preliminary evidence that the two perspectives can and should be integrated. The integrated model helps build the bridge from design and implementation decisions to system characteristics (a core strength of the user satisfaction literature) to the prediction of usage (a core strength of the technology acceptance literature).',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1050.0042.pdf',NULL,''),(10646,'Information Systems Research',2005,16,2,'Is Out of Sight, Out of Mind? An Empirical Study of Social Loafing in Technology-Supported Groups','Laku Chidambaram, Lai-Lai Tung','Chidambaram2005','149-168','Research on group behavior has identified social loafing, i.e., the tendency of members to do less than their potential, as a particularly serious problem plaguing groups. Social Impact Theory (SIT) helps explain social loafing in terms of two theoretical dimensions--the dilution effect (where an individual feels submerged in the group) and the immediacy gap (where an individual feels isolated from the group). In this study, which employed a controlled experiment, we investigated these dimensions of social loafing in the context of group decision making, using collocated and distributed teams of varying sizes. Our results--in line with SIT--indicate that small groups, signifying a small dilution effect, had increased individual contributions and better group outcomes compared to their larger counterparts. However, support for SIT\'s arguments about the immediacy gap was mixed: Members contributed visibly more when they were collocated, but no significant differences in group outcomes were evident. Regardless of dimension, the quality of the input (ideas generated) determined the quality of the output (decisions made). Also, contrary to the literature on brainstorming, having more ideas to work with resulted in poorer-quality decisions. This apparent paradox is explained using the notion of integrative complexity, which challenges conventional wisdom regarding the relationship between individual inputs and group outputs. The implications of these results for practice and research are examined.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1050.0051.pdf',NULL,''),(10647,'Information Systems Research',2006,17,1,'When the Wait Isn’t So Bad: The Interacting Effects of Website Delay, Familiarity, and Breadth','Dennis F. Galletta, Raymond M. Henry, Scott McCoy, Peter Polak','Galletta2006','20-37','Although its popularity is widespread, the Web is well known for one particular drawback: its frequent delay when moving from one page to another. This experimental study examined whether delay and two other website design variables (site breadth and content familiarity) have interaction effects on user performance, attitudes, and behavioral intentions. The three experimental factors (delay, familiarity, and breadth) collectively impact the cognitive costs and penalties that users incur when making choices in their search for target information. An experiment was conducted with 160 undergraduate business majors in a completely counterbalanced, fully factorial design that exposed them to two websites and asked them to browse the sites for nine pieces of information. Results showed that all three factors have strong direct impacts on performance and user attitudes, in turn affecting behavioral intentions to return to the site, as might be expected. A significant three-way interaction was found between all three factors indicating that these factors not only individually impact a users experiences with a website, but also act in combination to either increase or decrease the costs a user incurs. Two separate analyses support an assertion that attitudes mediate the relationship of the three factors on behavioral intentions. The implications of these results for both researchers and practitioners are discussed. Additional research is needed to discover other factors that mitigate or accentuate the effects of delay, other effects of delay, and under what amounts of delay these effects occur.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1050.0073.pdf',NULL,''),(10648,'Information Systems Research',2006,17,2,'Understanding the Adoption of Multipurpose Information Appliances: The Case of Mobile Data Services','Se-Joon Hong, Kar Yan Tam','Hong2006','162-179','We have come to a stage when information technology (IT) innovations have permeated every walk of life. Many new technologies can be used for many different purposes and in different contexts other than the workplace. The current study attempts to understand individual adoption of IT innovations that are used beyond work settings. We define a new class of IT innovations called multipurpose information appliances, which are personal, universally accessible, and multipurpose. The ubiquitous nature of these appliances has led to a constant permeability between the separate contexts of social life. An adoption model that reflects the unique characteristics and usage contexts of multipurpose information appliances was developed. The model consists of five sets of adoption factors and was tested using data collected on mobile data services adoption. Our findings show that the determinants of multipurpose information appliance adoption decisions are not only different from those in the workplace, but are also dependent on the nature of the target technology and its usage context. Theoretical and practical implications of the findings are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.1060.0088.pdf',NULL,''),(10649,'Information Systems Research',2002,13,1,'Assessing the Validity of IS Success Models: An Empirical Test and Theoretical Analysis','Arun Rai, Sandra S. Lang, Robert B. Welker','Rai2002','50-69','The purpose of the present study is to empirically and theoretically assess DeLone and McLean\'s (1992) and Seddon\'s (1997) models of information systems (IS) success in a quasi-voluntary IS use context. Structural modeling techniques were applied to data collected by questionnaire from 274 system users of an integrated student information system at a midwestern university. The Seddon structural model and the DeLone and McLean structural model each contained five variables (system quality, information quality, perceived usefulness, user satisfaction, and IS use). Both models exhibit reasonable fit with the collected data. The empirical findings are assessed in the broader theoretical context of the IS success literature, including the Technology Acceptance Model and the Theory of Planned Behavior. Our results support DeLone and McLean\'s focus on integrated IS success models and their observation that IS success models need to be carefully specified in a given context. The Seddon model conceptually elaborates and clarifies aspects of the DeLone and McLean model, thereby effectively integrating core theoretical relationships espoused in the IS success literature. Our study also supports Seddon\'s three construct categories (system and information quality, general perceptual measures aboutnetbene fts about IS use, and IS behavior), as defining IS success and its impact on nature of IS use.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.13.1.50.96.pdf',NULL,''),(10650,'Information Systems Research',2002,13,3,'Businesses as Buildings: Metrics for the Architectural Quality of Internet Businesses','Jinwoo Kim, Jungwon Lee, Kwanghee Han, Moonkyu Lee','Kim2002','227-359','Metrics for the architectural quality of Internet businesses are essential in gauging the success and failure of e-commerce. This study proposes six dimensions of architectural metrics for Internet businesses: internal stability, external security, information gathering, order processing, system interface, and communication interface. The metrics are based on the three constructs that have been used to evaluate buildings in the real world. The structural construct indicates that Internet businesses need to be stable internally and secure externally. The functional construct implies that Internet businesses should provide convenient functions in the information-gathering and order-processing phases. Finally, the representational construct indicates that they need to provide a pleasant interface both to the systemand to those using it. For each of the six metrics, we have constructed questionnaires to measure the perceived level of architectural quality and identified feature lists that may be closely related to the perceived quality level. Large-scale empirical studies were conducted both to validate the proposed metrics and to explore their relevance across four Internet business domains. The validity of the metrics has been obtained in three ways. First, the content validity of the metrics was assured by pretests and pilot survey. Second, the results from the confirmatory factor analysis showed that the metrics had high convergent and discriminant validities. Finally, the reliability coefficients were found to be high enough to establish the reliability of the proposed metrics. The relevance of the metrics has been explored in two ways. Structural equation models were used to test the causal relations between the three constructs and user satisfaction, as well as customer loyalty, in four domains. Correlation analyses were used to explore the relations between the perceived architectural quality and objective design features in four domains. This paper ends with the implications and limitations of the study results.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.13.3.239.79.pdf',NULL,''),(10651,'Information Systems Research',2002,13,3,'Antecedents of B2C Channel Satisfaction and Preference: Validating e-Commerce Metrics','Sarv Devaraj, M. Ming Fan, Rajiv Kohli','Devaraj2002','316-333','Although electronic commerce (EC) has created new opportunities for businesses as well as consumers, questions about consumer attitudes toward Business-to-Consumer (B2C) e-commerce vis-à-vis the conventional shopping channels continue to persist. This paper reports results of a study that measured consumer satisfaction with the EC channel through constructs prescribed by three established frameworks, namely the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), Transaction Cost Analysis (TCA), and Service Quality (SERVQUAL). Subjects purchased similar products through conventional as well as EC channels and reported their experiences in a survey after each transaction. Using constructs from the three frameworks, a model was constructed and tested to examine the determinants of the EC channel satisfaction and preference using the survey data. Structural equation model analyses indicate that metrics tested through each model provide a statistically significant explanation of the variation in the EC consumers\' satisfaction and channel preference. The study found that TAM components - perceived ease of use and usefulness - are important in forming consumer attitudes and satisfaction with the EC channel. Ease of use also was found to be a significant determinant of satisfaction in TCA. The study found empirical support for the assurance dimension of SERVQUAL as determinant in EC channel satisfaction. Further, the study also found general support for consumer satisfaction as a determinant of channel preference.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.13.3.316.77.pdf',NULL,''),(10652,'Information Systems Research',2003,14,1,'The Social Construction of Meaning: An Alternative Perspective on Information Sharing','Shaila M. Miranda, Carol Saunders','Miranda2003','87-106','Research on information sharing has viewed this activity as essential for informing groups on content relevant to a decision. We propose and examine an alternate function of in- formation sharing, i.e., the social construction of meaning. To accomplish this goal, we turn to social construction, social presence, and task closure theories. Drawing from these theories, we hypothesize relationships among the meeting environment, breadth and depth of infor- mation shared during a meeting, and decision quality. We explore these relationships in terms of the effects of both the media environment in which the group is situated and the medium that group members choose to utilize for their communication. Our study of 32 five- and six-person groups supports our belief that interpretation underlies information sharing and is necessary for favorable decision outcomes. It also supports the proposed negative effect of low social presence media on interpretation in terms of depth of information sharing; a low social presence medium, however, promotes information sharing breadth. Finally, the findings indicate that when in multimedia environments and faced with a relatively complex task, choosing to utilize an electronic medium facilitates closure and, there- fore, favorable outcomes.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.14.1.87.14765.pdf',NULL,''),(10653,'Information Systems Research',1998,9,2,'Enabling Software Development Team Performance During Requirements Definition: A Behavioral Versus Technical Approach','Patricia J. Guinan, Jay G. Cooprider, Samer Faraj','Guinan1998','101-215','As software development projects continue to be over budget and behind schedule, researchers continue to look for ways to improve the likelihood of project success. In this research we juxtapose two different views of what influences software development team performance during the requirements development phase. In an examination of 66 teams from 15 companies we found that team skill, managerial involvement, and little variance in team experience enable more effective team processes than do software development tools and methods. Further, we found that development teams exhibit both positive and negative boundary-spanning behaviors. Team members promote and champion their projects to the outside environment, which is considered valuable by project stakeholders. They also, however, guard themselves from their environments; keeping important information a secret from stakeholders negatively predicts performance.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.9.2.101.pdf',NULL,''),(10655,'Information Systems Research',1998,9,4,'International Software Piracy: Analysis of Key Issues and Impacts','Ram D. Gopal, G. Lawrence Sanders','Gopal 1998','380-397','The pervasiveness of software piracy throughout the world is having a profound effect on the software publishing industry and the development of digital intellectual properties and technologies especially in developing countries, where the piracy rates are extremely high. An economic model is first presented that incorporates the incentive structures for governments, software publishers, and individual consumers. The analytical model provides the economic rationale for the reluctance of a number of governments to aggressively enact and enforce intellectual property rights. An important proposition derived from the analysis states that the government\'s incentive to enact and enforce copyright laws are closely related to the size of the domestic software industry. The ensuing empirical study provides support for the proposition and further suggests that this relationship holds regardless of the income levels of the countries. Our analysis reveals that alliances between foreign and domestic software publishers through product relationships can be mutually beneficial and will provide an environment of increased copyright enforcement. These results provide a viable strategy to combat global software piracy. With strong policies on copyright enforcement, and a vigorous promotion of alliances between foreign and domestic publishers, a government can increase the net welfare of the country and help establish a strong domestic software industry. Through product relationships with domestic publishers, a foreign publisher can improve profits and operate in an environment of increased intellectual property protection. We then present a general model of ethical behavior related to the impact of behavioral and cultural factors on software piracy. The purpose of this model is to examine whether these determinants of piracy behavior are supranational and transcend cultural and ethical barriers. An empirical study involving U.S. and Indian graduate students suggests that the general model of ethics as related to software piracy is valid in the United States. However, the model results from the Indian sample suggest that additional cross-cultural research with revised models and improved scales is necessary.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.9.4.380.pdf',NULL,''),(10656,'Information Systems Research',2000,11,4,'Determinants of Perceived Ease of Use: Integrating Control, Intrinsic Motivation, and Emotion into the Technology Acceptance Model','Viswanath Venkatesh','Venkatesh2000','342–365','Much previous research has established that perceived ease of use is an important factor influencing user acceptance and usage behavior of information technologies. However, very little research has been conducted to understand how that perception forms and changes over time. The current work presents and tests an anchoring and adjustment-based theoretical model of the determinants of system-specific perceived ease of use. The model proposes control (internal and external—conceptualized as computer self-efficacy and facilitating conditions, respectively), intrinsic motivation (conceptualized as computer playfulness), and emotion (conceptualized as computer anxiety) as anchors that determine early perceptions about the ease of use of a new system. With increasing experience, it is expected that system-specific perceived ease of use, while still anchored to the general beliefs regarding computers and computer use, will adjust to reflect objective usability, perceptions of external control specific to the new system environment, and system-specific perceived enjoyment. The proposed model was tested in three different organizations among 246 employees using three measurements taken over a three-month period. The proposed model was strongly supported at all points of measurement, and explained up to 60% of the variance in system-specific perceived ease of use, which is twice as much as our current understanding. Important theoretical and practical implications of these findings are discussed.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.11.4.342.11872.pdf',NULL,'Model 1: Figure 3(a) - Results at T1\r\nModel 2: Figure 3(b) - Results at T2\r\nModel 3: Figure 3(c) - Results at T3'),(10657,'Information Systems Research',2000,11,4,'Providing Decisional Guidance for Multicriteria Decision Making in Groups','Moez Limayem, Gerardine DeSanctis','Limayem2000','386–401','Intelligent user interfaces, particularly in interactive group settings, can be based on system explanations that guide model building, application, and interpretation. Here we extend Silver’s (1990, 1991) conceptualization of decisional guidance and the theory of breakpoints in group interaction to operationalize feedback and feedforward for a complex multicriteria modeling system operating within a group decision support system context. We outline a design approach for providing decisional guidance in GDSS and then test the feasibility of the design in a preliminary laboratory experiment. Findings show how decisional guidance that provides system explanations at breakpoints in group interaction can improve MCDM GDSS usability. Our findings support Dhaliwal and Benbasat’s (1996) conjecture that system explanations can improve decisional outcomes due to improvement in user understanding of decision models. Further research on intelligent agents, particularly in interactive group settings, can build on the concepts of decisional guidance outlined in this paper.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/03/27/isre.11.4.386.11874.pdf',NULL,''),(10658,'Information Systems Research',2001,12,2,'Research Report: Richness Versus Parsimony in Modeling Technology Adoption Decisions—Understanding Merchant Adoption of a Smart Card-Based Payment System','Christopher R. Plouffe, John S. Hulland, Mark Vandenbosch','Plouffe2001','208–222','The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) has received considerable research attention in the IS field over the past decade, placing an emphasis on the roles played by perceived ease-of-use and perceived usefulness in influencing technology adoption decisions. Mean- while, alternative sets of antecedents to adoption have received less attention. In this paper, sets of antecedent constructs drawn from both TAM and the Perceived Characteristics of In- novating (PCI) inventory are tested and subsequently compared with one another. The com- parison is done in the context of a large-scale market trial of a smart card-based electronic payment system being evaluated by a group of retailers and merchants. The PCI set of ante- cedents explains substantially more variance than does TAM, while also providing managers with more detailed information regarding the antecedents driving technology innovation adoption.\r\n(TAM; PCI; Adoption; Managers; Perceptions; Attitudes; Intentions; Field Study; High Technology; Smart Cards)',1,1,'',NULL,''),(10659,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2017,26,4,'What makes a good contributor? Understanding contributor behavior within large Free/Open Source Software projects – A socialization perspective','Kevin Carillo, Sid Huff, Brenda Chawner','Carillo2017','322 - 359','Attracting new contributors is a necessary but not a sufficient condition, to ensure the survival and long-term success of Free/Open Source Software (FOSS) projects. The well-being of a FOSS project depends on the turning of project newcomers into ‘good contributors’ that is to say into individuals that substantially contribute to the project - but also that perform citizenship behaviors that protect and nurture its community. This study is a mixed-methods investigation of the socialization factors that influence contributor performance in large FOSS projects. A qualitative research component\r\nresulted into the development of a FOSS socialization framework as well as into the identification of key FOSS project citizenship behaviors. A conceptual model was then developed and empirically examined with 367 contributors from 12 large FOSS projects. The model hypothesizes the mediating effect of two proximal socialization variables, social identification and social integration, between FOSS newcomer socialization factors and contributor performance (conceptualized as task performance and community citizenship behaviors). The results demonstrate the influence of social identification and social integration in predicting contributor performance, as well as the importance of key socialization factors that are: task segregation, task purposefulness, interaction intensity, and supportiveness. Theoretical and practical implications are discussed.\"',NULL,0,'pdfs/2019/03/29/What-makes-a-good-contributor--Understanding-contribut_2017_The-Journal-of-S.pdf',NULL,'N=60 ?  \"The two subsamples of 60 responses ... \"   (das habe ich unten eingegeben)\r\nOder N=327 ?: Table 3  Total respondents ..\r\n\"The model was tested through an online survey involving 367 contributors from 12 large FOSS projects.\"\r\n\r\nhabe >0.1  für nicht signifikant eingetragen');
INSERT INTO `disknet_publication` VALUES (10660,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2015,24,2,'What’s in IT for employees? Understanding the relationship between use and performance in enterprise social software','Maurice Kuegler, Stefan Smolnik, Gerald Kane','Kuegler','90 - 112','Despite enterprise social software platforms’ (ESSPs) widespread diffusion in recent years, the impact of such systems on employee performance is not clear. This study explores the link between ESSP use and its potential performance impacts. Our findings show that ESSP use influences employee performance in two ways: through improved task performance and employee innovation. We also show that task equivocality moderates the relationship between ESSP use and employee performance outcomes, with ESSP use having a stronger impact on the performance of non-routine tasks. Finally, we show that using ESSPs for connecting within teams has a stronger effect on task performance, while using ESSP for connecting across teams has a stronger effect on employee innovation. These results can help researchers and practitioners better understand how ESSP use affects employee performance and the conditions best suited to achieve these performance outcomes in an enterprise setting.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2019/03/29/What-s-in-IT-for-employees--Understanding-the-relat_2015_The-Journal-of-Stra.pdf',NULL,'N=491 ?  \"..a final total of 491 usable data sets..\"'),(10661,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2017,26,4,'Why men and women continue to use social networking sites: The role of gender differences.','Hanna Krasnova, Natasha F. Veltri, Nicole Eling, Peter Buxmann','Krasnova2017','261 - 284','Organizations increasingly use social media and especially social networking sites (SNS) to support their marketing agenda, enhance collaboration, and develop new capabilities. However, the success of SNS initiatives is largely dependent on sustainable user participation. In this study, we argue that the continuance intentions of users may be gender-sensitive. To theorize and investigate gender differences in the determinants of continuance intentions, this study draws on the expectationconfirmation model, the uses and gratification theory, as well as the self-construal theory and its extensions. Our survey of 488 users shows that while both men and women are motivated by the ability to self-enhance, there are some gender differences. Specifically, while women are mainly driven by relational uses, such as maintaining close ties and getting access to social information on close and distant networks, men base their continuance intentions on their ability to gain information of a general nature. Our research makes several contributions to the discourse in strategic information systems literature concerning the use of social media by individuals and organizations. Theoretically, it expands the understanding of the phenomenon of continuance intentions and specifically the role of the gender differences in its determinants. On a practical level, it delivers insights for SNS providers and marketers into how satisfaction and continuance intentions of male and female SNS users can be differentially promoted. Furthermore, as organizations increasingly rely on corporate social networks to foster collaboration and innovation, our insights deliver initial recommendations on how organizational social media initiatives can be supported with regard to gender-based differences.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2019/04/08/Why-men-and-women-continue-to-use-social-networ_2017_The-Journal-of-Strategi.pdf',NULL,'N=488 ?   \"we test our hypotheses on a sample of 488 SNS users\"\r\n>0.1  für nicht signifikant'),(10662,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2005,14,4,'Adoption of electronic government services among business organizations in Singapore','Lai Lai Tung, Olaf Rieck','Tung2005','417 - 440','With the global emergence of public sector information communication initiatives, there has been a growing need for research on factors influencing adoption of e-Government services. To fill up the\r\nexisting knowledge gap in this area, this paper examines factors influencing adoption of electronic\r\ngovernment services among business organizations in Singapore. Drawing on Rogers\' Innovation\r\nDiffusion Theory and on the literature on network externalities, social influence, and barriers to adoption, this paper develops a theoretical framework and proposes that perceived benefits, management readiness, sensitivity to cost, external pressure, and social influences are positively related to the adoption decision. We tested this framework using survey data from 128 business organizations in Singapore. The results show a significant positive relationship between perceived benefits, external pressure, and social influence and the firms\' decision to adopt e-Government services. Some possible implications of our study are that governments need to increase public awareness of direct and indirect benefits of their e-services, to portray e-services as up-to-date, effective and secure, and to put in place various incentives to encourage their adoption.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2019/04/23/Adoption-of-electronic-government-services-amo_2005_The-Journal-of-Strategic.pdf',NULL,'N=128:  \"Eventually, 128 responses were deemed usable for analysis, giving a response rate of 15.0%.\"\r\nnicht significant  >0.1'),(10663,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2010,19,3,'An examination of the antecedents and consequences of organizational IT innovation in hospitals','Dorothy E. Leidner, David Preston, Daniel Chen','Leidner2010','154 - 170','The healthcare industry is widely recognized as information-intensive and IT is considered to be an intrinsic component of the success of healthcare organizations such as hospitals. While both researchers and practitioners have argued that hospitals should aspire to be IT innovators, most tend to be IT laggards. An understanding of the factors that drive hospitals to become IT innovators remains an important phenomenon of interest. However, there is a lack of theory-driven empirical research that systematically investigates the factors that influence a hospital’s strategic choice to be an IT innovator and the influence of IT innovation on hospital performance. This study bridges the extant gaps in the literature by developing and testing an integrated model that seeks to understand why certain hospitals are IT innovators. Using IT innovation theory as our theoretical foundation, we examine three antecedents, including the chief information officer (CIO) strategic leadership, the top management team’s (TMT) attitude toward IT, and the hospital’s climate. Further, we examine the influence of IT innovation on the impact of IT within the hospital and the influence of IT impact on the hospital’s financial performance. The research model was tested using both survey and archival data from 70 matched pairs of hospital CIOs and executives. The quantitative analysis is supplemented with by interviews with 10 participating CIOs to further examine the relationship of the CIO to hospital IT innovation. The results suggest that the CIO strategic leadership and the TMT’s attitude toward IT are key factors that influence IT innovation; however, the influence of a hospital’s climate on organizational IT innovation is contingent upon the CIO’s level of strategic leadership. The results also suggest that hospitals that are IT innovators can generate greater impact from IT, which in turn results in greater performance for the hospital. Theoretical and practical implications as well as\r\nfuture research directions are discussed.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2019/04/23/An-examination-of-the-antecedents-and-consequenc_2010_The-Journal-of-Strateg.pdf',NULL,'N=149  :  \"A total of 149 CIO surveys were returned for a total response rate of 20.7%.\"\r\nnicht significant >0.1'),(10664,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2001,10,2,'An information technology trilogy: business strategy, technological deployment and organizational performance','Anne-Marie Croteau, François Bergeron','Croteau2001','77 - 99','The objective of this empirical study is to identify various profiles of technological deployment specific to various types of business strategy that best support organizational performance. Top\r\nmanagers from 223 organizations completed two questionnaizres analyzed using a Partial Least Squares tool (PLS graph). Profiles of technological deployment based on the strategic impact of the information system department, the technological architecture, the information system performance evaluation and technological scanning were identified. Using Miles and Snow\'s typology to characterize business strategy, an outward technological profile contributes directly to organizational performance for the analyzer strategic activities, while an inward profile of technological deployment contributes indirectly to organizational performance for the prospector strategic activities.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2019/04/23/An-information-technology-trilogy--business-strate_2001_The-Journal-of-Strat.pdf',NULL,'N= 223  (Seite 84 oberster Absatz) ?    \"...243 schickten beide Fragebögen zurück ...\" , \" ... 20 erfüllten die Kriterien nicht ..\"'),(10665,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2013,22,1,'IT service climate, antecedents and IT service quality outcomes: Some initial evidence','Ronnie Jia, Blaize Horner Reich','Jia2013','51 - 69','Although many IT service management frameworks exist, we still have limited theoretical understanding of IT service quality within a broader nomological network. Building on recent conceptual work on the IT service climate construct, this study empirically establishes it as a predictor of IT service quality using survey data from both IT units and their clients. Also examined was a set of antecedents which provide a foundation upon which a favorable service climate can be built. The IT service climate instrument, when incorporated into employee feedback initiatives, can provide guidance to IT executives about practices to improve service quality.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2019/05/03/IT-service-climate--antecedents-and-IT-service-_2013_The-Journal-of-Strategi.pdf',NULL,'N = 230\r\nIT service climate as a mediator'),(10666,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2014,23,2,'A strategic path to study IT use through users’ IT culture and IT needs: A mixed-method grounded theory','Isabelle Walsh','Walsh2014','146 - 173','We consider recent research in IS, as well as recent advances in the fields of psychology and sociology. As an alternative to existing models, we propose a new strategic path to study IT use through users’ IT culture and IT needs. Our contributions are (1) theoretical: we investigate the predictive value for IT usage of several new constructs and show that both expectancy-based and needs-based theories of motivation should be taken into account in acceptance models, (2) methodological: we adopt an exploratory, mixed-method, grounded theory approach and use both quantitative and qualitative data and methods, an unusual approach in IS research that allows new perspectives, and (3) practical: our results highlight the fact that highly IT-acculturated users may hinder (rather than facilitate) new-IT acceptance if their situational IT needs are ignored. Therefore, when the strategic decision of implementing new IT is made, managerial attention must be focused on these users in order to drive toward the alignment of their IT needs and managerially-perceived organizational IT needs. Our work opens the way to numerous avenues for future research.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2019/05/03/A-strategic-path-to-study-IT-use-through-users--IT_2014_The-Journal-of-Strat.pdf',NULL,'N=282 ?\r\nkorrekte constructs unten aufgelistet???\r\nModel A Research model with POSITION as moderator between SITITNEE and UTILIZATION\r\nModel B Model with direct effect of POSITION on UTILIZATION'),(10667,'European Journal of Information Systems',2010,19,2,'Competing pressures of risk and absorptive capacity potential on commitment and information sharing in global supply chains','Vicky Arnold, Tanya Benford, Clark Hampton, Steve G. Sutton','Arnold2010','134-152','Organizations\' competitiveness and success are no longer dependent solely on their own performance, but rather are dependent on the competitiveness of the supply chains in which they participate. Increasingly, these supply chains are globally distributed introducing the possibility of greater benefits, as well as greater risk. This study examines the countervailing impact of a global supply chain partner\'s business-to-business e-commerce business risk and absorptive capacity on an organization\'s willingness to commit to and share information with that supply chain partner. We survey 207 organizations on their perceptions of specific offshore outsourcing and supply chain partners across dimensions of risk, absorptive capacity, commitment, and information sharing. The results support the theorized relationships indicating that a supply chain partner\'s increased levels of perceived risk has a strong negative effect on an organization\'s commitment and information sharing; conjointly, increases in a supply chain partner\'s absorptive capacity has a strong positive effect on commitment and information sharing. For both risk and absorptive capacity, commitment partially mediates the relationship with information sharing. Testing for systemic effects from geographical/cultural location on the relationship factors provides no evidence of a regional effect on measured items.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/08/19/Arnold_ea_EJIS_19-2_2010.pdf',9,''),(10668,'European Journal of Information Systems',2010,19,1,'User experience, satisfaction, and continual usage intention of IT','Liqiong Deng, Douglas E. Turner, Robert Gehling, Brad Prince','Deng2010','60-75','The purpose of this paper is to develop and test a research model that investigates the effects of user experience with information technology (IT) on user satisfaction with and continual usage intention of the technology. The research model uses the concept of cognitive absorption (CA) to conceptualize the optimal holistic experience that users feel when using IT. A set of hypotheses are proposed regarding the direct and indirect effects of CA on user satisfaction through the perceived utilitarian and hedonic performance and expectation disconfirmation of IT. An online survey was conducted to test the model and its associated hypotheses. The results provided support for the hypothesized effects of CA and indicated its importance for the formation of post-adoption satisfaction and continuance intention with IT.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/08/20/Deng_ea_EJIS_19-1_2010.pdf',9,''),(10669,'European Journal of Information Systems',2010,19,2,'The strategic value of supply chain visibility: increasing the ability to reconfigure','Hsiao-Lan Wei, Eric T.G. Wang','Wei2010','238-249','To understand the role of supply chain visibility in creating strategic value, this study uses the dynamic capabilities view to uncover the nature of supply chain visibility. The study identifies four important constructs of supply chain visibility that are helpful in driving supply chain reconfigurability and thus improving supply chain strategic performance. They are visibility for sensing, visibility for learning, visibility for coordinating, and visibility for integrating. The results show that visibility for sensing has direct impact on supply chain strategic performance. Empirical evidence also supports that visibility for learning, visibility for coordinating, and visibility for integrating are important for enhancing supply chain reconfigurability, thus creating strategic value in supply chains. Supply chain visibility therefore enables firms to reconfigure their supply chain resources for greater competitive advantage. Implications of the results regarding the nature and the role of supply chain visibility in enhancing supply chain strategic performance are provided.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/08/20/Wei_ea_EJIS_19-2_2010.pdf',9,''),(10670,'European Journal of Information Systems',2010,19,1,'Continued use of process modeling grammars: the impact of individual difference factors','Jan Recker','Recker2010','79-92','Process modeling grammars are used by analysts to describe information systems domains in terms of the business operations an organization is conducting. While prior research has examined the factors that lead to continued usage behavior, little knowledge has been established as to what extent characteristics of the users of process modeling grammars inform usage behavior. In this study, a theoretical model is advanced that incorporates determinants of continued usage behavior as well as key antecedent individual difference factors of the grammar users, such as modeling experience, modeling background and perceived grammar familiarity. Findings from a global survey of 529 grammar users support the hypothesized relationships of the model. The study offers three central contributions. First, it provides a validated theoretical model of post-adoptive modeling grammar usage intentions. Second, it discusses the effects of individual difference factors of grammar users in the context of modeling grammar usage. Third, it provides implications for research and practice.',1,1,'pdfs/2019/08/21/Recker_EJIS_19-1_2010.pdf',9,''),(10671,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'A Multilevel Approach to Examine Employees’ Loyal Use of ERP Systems in Organizations',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10672,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Achieving IT Program Goals with Integrative Conflict Management',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10673,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Attracted to or Locked In Predicting Continuance Intention in Social Virtual World Services',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10674,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Augmented Virtual Doctor Office Theory-based Design and Assessment',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10675,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Classifying, Measuring, and Predicting Users’ Overall Active Behavior on Social Networking Sites',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10676,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Corporate Wikis The Effects of Owners\' Motivation and Behavior on Group Members\' Engagement',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10677,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Differential Effects of Provider Recommendations and Consumer Reviews in E-Commerce Transactions An Experimental Study',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10678,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Digital Natives or Digital Immigrants The Impact of User Characteristics on Online Trust',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10679,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Drivers of Quantity and Quality of Participation in Online Policy Deliberation Forums',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10680,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Empirical Assessment of Alternative Designs for Enhancing Different Types of Trusting Beliefs in Online Recommendation Agents',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10681,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Employees’ Exploration of Complex Systems An Integrative View',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10682,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Examining Firms’ Green Information Technology Practices A Hierarchical View of Key Drivers and Their Effects',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10683,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Explicit and Implicit Antecedents of Users\' Behavioral Beliefs in Information Systems A Neuropsychological Investigation',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10684,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Gamification in the Workplace The Central Role of the Aesthetic Experience',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10685,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'How Social Capital Among Information Technology and Business Units Drives Operational Alignment and IT Business Value',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10686,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'How the Use of Big Data Analytics Affects Value Creation in Supply Chain Management',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10687,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Impediments to Information Systems Replacement A Calculus of Discontinuance',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10688,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Inducing Intrinsic Motivation to Explore the Enterprise System The Supremacy of Organizational Levers',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10689,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Integrated Health Information Technology and the Quality of Patient Care A Natural Experiment',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10690,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Knowledge Integration in Outsourced Software Development The Role of Sentry and Guard Processes',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10691,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Lost in Cyberspace The Impact of Information Scent and Time Constraints on Stress, Performance, and Attitudes Online',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10692,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Novelty-Knowledge Alignment A Theory of Design Convergence in Systems Development',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10693,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Problematic Use of Social Networking Sites Antecedents and Consequence from a Dual-System Theory Perspective',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10694,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Resource Structuring or Capability Building An Empirical Study of the Business Value of Information Technology',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10695,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Role of Affect in Self-Disclosure on Social Network Websites A Test of Two Competing Models',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10696,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Sharing Knowledge in Social Q&A Sites The Unintended Consequences of Extrinsic Motivation',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10697,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Temporal Distance, Communication Patterns, and Task Performance in Teams',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10698,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'The Behavioral Roots of Information Systems Security Exploring Key Factors Related to Unethical IT Use',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10699,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'The Determinants and Impacts of Aesthetics in Users’ First Interaction with Websites',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10700,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'The Determinants and Impacts of Aesthetics in Users’ First Interaction with Websites',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10701,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'The Drivers in the Use of Online Whistle-Blowing Reporting Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10702,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'The Effect of Belongingness on Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in the Use of Online Social Networks',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10703,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'The Effect of Social Capital of the Relationship Between the CIO and Top Management Team on Firm Performance',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10704,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'The Effects of Process Orientations on Collaboration Technology Use and Outcomes in Product Development',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10705,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'The Effects of Self-Regulated Learning Processes on E-Learning Outcomes in Organizational Settings',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10706,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'The Role of Dynamic Capabilities in Responding to Digital Disruption A Factor-Based Study of the Newspaper Industry',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10707,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'To Cyberloaf or Not to Cyberloaf The Impact of the Announcement of Formal Organizational Controls',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10708,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Understanding Employee Responses to Stressful Information Security Requirements A Coping Perspective',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10709,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Understanding the Drivers of Unethical Programming Behavior The Inappropriate Reuse of Internet-Accessible Code',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10710,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Web Personalization Cues and Their Differential Effects on User Assessments of Website Value',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10711,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'What Leads to Prosocial Behaviors on Social Networking Services A Tripartite Model',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10712,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Who Do You Think You Are Common and Differential Effects of Social Self-Identity on Social Media Usage',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10713,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'Winning Back Technology Disadopters Testing a Technology Readoption Model in the Context of Mobile Internet Services',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10714,'Journal of Management Information Systems',NULL,NULL,NULL,'A Global Model of Technological Utilization Based on',NULL,NULL,NULL,'',1,0,'',NULL,''),(10715,'Journal of Management Information Systems',2007,24,3,'A Temporal Model of Information Technology Project Performance','Andrew Gemino , Blaize Horner Reich, Chris Sauer','Gemino2007','36','Efficiently delivering expected performance from information technology\r\nprojects remains a critical challenge for many organizations. Improving our\r\nunderstanding of how various factors influence project performance is therefore an\r\nimportant research objective. This study proposes and tests a temporal model of information\r\ntechnology project performance (TMPP). It shows that performance can be\r\nbetter understood by separating risk factors into earlier (a priori) risk factors and later\r\n(emergent) risk factors, and modeling the influence of the former on the latter. Project\r\nperformance, the dependent variable, is measured by considering both process (budget\r\nand schedule) and product (outcome) components. The model includes interactions\r\nbetween risk factors, project management practices, and project performance components.\r\nThe model is tested using partial least squares analysis with data from a survey\r\nof 194 project managers. Our results indicate that the TMPP increases explanatory\r\npower when compared with models that link risk factors directly to project performance.\r\nThe results show the importance for active risk management of recognizing,\r\nplanning for, and managing a priori and emergent risk factors. The finding of a strong\r\nrelationship between structural risk factors and subsequent volatility shows the need\r\nfor risk management practice to recognize the interaction of a priori and emergent risk\r\nfactors. The results confirm the importance of knowledge resources, organizational\r\nsupport, and project management practices, and demonstrate the ways in which they\r\nreinforce each other.',1,0,'pdfs/2022/11/25/A_Temporal_Model_of_Information_Technology_Project_Performance.pdf',NULL,''),(10716,'Journal of Management Information Systems',2008,24,4,'Dynamics of Trust Revision_ Using Health Infomediaries','Fatemeh Mariam Zahedi and Jaeki Song','Zahedi2008','225-248','This study explores the process by which trust evolves over time. There have been a number of studies underscoring the importance of trust in the online environment. However, most trust studies have concentrated on the initial trust, and there is little known about how trust beliefs evolve over time. The dynamics of trust are of particular importance in the use of infomediaries (online information providers), among which health infomediaries are the most important for Web consumers in dealing with their Wellness and health issues. We investigate the evolution of trust using the case of health infomediaries. The examination of the temporal changes in trust was carried out through two approaches—comparative statics and dynamic analyses. The research method was laboratory experiment and the data were collected for two episodes of encounters. Two comparative statics models and one dynamic model were estimated in order to examine the parameter changes from one episode of encounter to the next as well as the dynamics of belief changes. The results of analysis show that the structure of trust changes over time and information quality becomes the single most important antecedent in infomediary trust building in the later stages of use. Furthermore, our study also indicates that satisfaction plays an important role in changing Web customers\' trust beliefs. Contributions as well as research and managerial implications are discussed.',1,0,'pdfs/2021/10/06/40398918.pdf',NULL,''),(10717,'Journal of Management Information Systems',2009,26,1,'Engaging Group E-Learning in Virtual Worlds','Katherine Franceschi, Ronald M. Lee, Stelios H. Zanakis and David Hinds','Franceschi2009','73-100','Abstract: E-learning has seen tremendous growth in recent years. More and more, university courses are now available online to a potentially global audience. However, a significant shortcoming of e-learning technologies has been poor support for group-oriented learning. We believe that virtual worlds offer a potential solution. Unlike videoconferencing (for instance), virtual worlds provide a shared visual space for students to meet and interact (via avatars). Not only do students share the quasi-realism of a 3D environment where participants can see and hear one another, they also have the capability to manipulate artifacts together. These factors provide a strong sense of group presence, which leads to engaging group learning interactions.',1,0,'pdfs/2021/10/06/40398967.pdf',NULL,''),(10718,'Journal of Information and Knowledge Management Systems',2022,52,5,'Emotional intelligence and innovative work behaviour in knowledge-intensive organizations: how tacit knowledge sharing acts as a mediator?','Shehla Malik','Malik2022','19','Purpose – This study aims to examine the underlying process through which emotional intelligence\r\nimpacts employees’ innovative work behaviour by testing the mediating role played by tacit knowledge sharing in organizations. The direct and indirect effects of emotional intelligence on innovative work behaviour of employees were explored.\r\nDesign/methodology/approach – A structured survey questionnaire was used to collect data from 171 full-time employees of five high-tech knowledge-intensive organizations located in India. The hypotheses were tested using partial least squares structural equation modelling.\r\nFindings – The results revealed that emotional intelligence had a direct positive impact on tacit knowledge sharing and innovative work behaviour of employees. Similarly, tacit knowledge sharing positively influenced innovative work behaviour. The study further showed that the relationship between emotional intelligence and innovative work behaviour was partiallymediated by tacit knowledge sharing.\r\nPractical implications – To enhance innovative behaviour at work, organizations should concentrate on building the emotional competencies of its employees to increase their emotional intelligence level through suitable training programs. Besides, organizations should also focus on shaping a knowledge-sharing culture by building systems and processes through which free exchange of tacit knowledge among employees can be promoted to enhance their innovative work behaviour.\r\nOriginality/value – This study contributes to the existing pool of knowledge by demonstrating the\r\nunexplored effect of emotional intelligence on innovative work behaviour via the mediating role of tacit knowledge sharing. It also advances current literature on emotional intelligence, tacit knowledge sharing and innovative work behaviour by discussing useful theoretical implications of the findings.',1,1,'pdfs/2022/11/25/10-1108_VJIKMS-09-2020-0158.pdf',NULL,''),(10719,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2019,28,4,'Business intelligence and analytics use, innovation ambidexterity, and firm performance: A dynamic capabilities perspective','Katerina Božič, Vlado Dimovski','Božič2019','20','To survive in a dynamic and hyper-competitive business environment, firms are compelled to\r\nsimultaneously introduce incremental and radical innovations. While it is recognised that business\r\nintelligence and analytics (BI&A) can support innovation and provide organisational value,\r\nthe literature provides a limited understanding of its impact on balancing different innovation\r\nactivities and ensuring performance gains. In this study, we examine the relationship between BI\r\n&A use, innovation ambidexterity, and firm performance by relying on the process theory of IS\r\nvalue creation as well as the dynamic capabilities perspective. We test our model using data\r\ncollected from medium- and large-sized firms in Slovenia, applying partial least squares modelling.\r\nThe results support the notion that BI&A use is positively associated with successful\r\nbalancing between explorative and exploitative innovation activities, which in turn enhances\r\nfirm performance. Our results also indicate that innovation ambidexterity is enhanced in two\r\nways: indirectly through interaction with the firm’s absorptive capacity, and directly by increasing\r\nthe possibilities of faster experimentation with offerings of products or services and\r\nimproved predictability of the value of new products or services.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2023/01/25/Business-intelligence-and-analytics-use--innovation-_2019_The-Journal-of-Str.pdf',NULL,'The fundamental idea of the model is that the firm’s ability to integrate different first-order and\r\nsecond-order dynamic capabilities in a reinforcing manner leads to performance gains.\r\nH1: BI&A use positively relates to a firm’s absorptive capacity for knowledge creation.\r\nH2: A firm’s absorptive capacity for knowledge creation positively relates to its innovation ambidexterity.\r\nH2a: The absorptive capacity for knowledge creation positively mediates the relationship between BI&A use and innovation ambidexterity.\r\nH3: A firm’s innovation ambidexterity mediates the relationship between the firm’s BI&A use and firm performance.\r\nH3a: A firm’s innovation ambidexterity positively relates to firm performance.'),(10720,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2019,28,3,'How employees gain meta-knowledge using enterprise social networks: A validation and extension of communication visibility theory','Adrian Engelbrecht, Jin P. Gerlach, Alexander Benlian, Peter Buxmann','Engelbrecht2019','292-309','Employees’ knowledge about their coworkers’ knowledge (i.e., meta-knowledge) is central for\r\norganizations to create competitive advantages. According to Communication Visibility Theory,\r\nenterprise social networks (ESNs) have the potential to foster long-term formation of metaknowledge.\r\nHowever, research about this potential is still limited. Using a quantitative study, we\r\nimprove the understanding of how ESNs facilitate the development of meta-knowledge in three\r\nways: we (1) show that the creation of meta-knowledge through ESNs works across contexts, (2)\r\nfind that ESNs can lead to rather immediate increases in meta-knowledge, and (3) reveal that\r\nmanagers can gain more meta-knowledge using ESNs than can non-managers.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2023/01/25/How-employees-gain-meta-knowledge-using-enterprise-so_2019_The-Journal-of-St.pdf',NULL,''),(10721,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2020,29,1,'Information Technology and organizational innovation: Harmonious information technology affordance and courage-based actualization','Sutirtha Chatterjeea, Gregory Moodya, Paul Benjamin Lowryb, Suranjan Chakrabortyc, Andrew Hardina','Chatterjeea2020','23','Researchers and practitioners have long believed that information technology (IT) is a key tool\r\nfor fostering innovation. However, there is a certain inconsistency in the literature, which makes\r\nit challenging for researchers to figure out exactly how and why IT plays such a pivotal, strategic\r\norganizational role. The motivation for this research is the multiple contradictory results reported\r\nby studies investigating the influence of information technology (IT) on organizational innovation.\r\nThis study utilizes a fit-based perspective in an attempt to disentangle these contradictions.\r\nUsing Venkatraman’s (1989) seminal paper on fit, we conceive of two critical fit-based concepts:\r\nharmonious IT affordance in an organization (HITA) and a subsequent fit between HITA and organizational\r\ncourage. HITA reflects a covariance fit (coalignment) between the three major IT\r\naffordances in an organization—collaborative affordance, organizational memory affordance,\r\nand process management affordance. Organizational courage reflects the boldness (risk-taking\r\nability) of the organization. Finally, HITA and organizational courage represent a matching fit\r\n(reflected as actualized HITA) that influences two kinds of innovation: exploratory and exploitative.\r\nTwo studies, conducted in the US and Chinese contexts, provide support for this\r\ntheory. The main contribution of the paper is in showing that IT can lead to innovation if (a)\r\norganizational IT affordances harmoniously coalign (as HITA); (b) and, organizational courage\r\nacts as a powerful contingency that actualizes HITA, and this actualized HITA influences innovation.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2023/01/25/Information-Technology-and-organizational-innovation-_2020_The-Journal-of-St.pdf',NULL,''),(10722,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2020,29,1,'IOS drivers of manufacturer-supplier flexibility and manufacturer agility','Neil Chueh-An Leea, Eric T.G. Wangb, Varun Groverc','Leea2020','18','In today’s hypercompetitive environment, it is critical for manufacturing firms to be agile in\r\nresponding to ephemeral opportunities in the marketplace. This agility often requires the collaboration\r\nwith supply chain partners. However, how a manufacturing firm collaborates with its\r\nsuppliers to achieve agility remains an understudied issue. This study holds that manufacturing\r\nfirms and their suppliers need to develop manufacturer-supplier flexibility accompanied with\r\nwell-built integrated information systems and associated analytical systems (such as business\r\nintelligence) to enable manufacturer agility. To deepen our understanding of the roles of manufacturer-\r\nsupplier flexibility and IOS technologies in facilitating manufacturer agility, we build\r\nand test a model based on the real options theory and bounded rationality. Based on 141 matched-\r\npair samples of Taiwanese manufacturing firms, our findings demonstrate the importance of\r\nmanufacturer-supplier flexibility in achieving higher manufacturer agility, wherein IOS integration\r\nenables better flexibility. We also show IOS-enabled analytical ability can strengthen\r\nthe effect of such flexibility on manufacturer agility. Implications of the results for practices and\r\nacademics are provided.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2023/01/25/IOS-drivers-of-manufacturer-supplier-flexibi_2020_The-Journal-of-Strategic-I.pdf',NULL,'Manufacturer-Supplier Flexibility: Definition: Manufacturer-supplier linkages are able to adapt within a range with less loss of time and cost  (Operational Flexibility, Relationship Flexibility). And modertor.'),(10723,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2021,30,2,'Relating agility and electronic integration: The role of knowledge and process coordination mechanisms','Salman Nazir, Alain Pinsonneault','Nazir21','22','Current competitive environments necessitate that firms pursue electronic integration in parallel to agility. However, most research to date has examined integration and agility relatively independently and has overlooked the relationship between them. Using coordination theory, this paper suggests that integration enables the two capabilities of agility (i.e., sensing and responding). Results from a study of 303 business unit operations of manufacturing organizations show that integration within business units and with outside partners is positively associated with process coupling of the value chain, both internally and externally. Further, both types of integration are positively associated with knowledge flow within and outside the business unit. In turn, both lead to higher capability to sense change in the business environment and respond to it with agility. This research helps us understand the integration-agility relation better by investigating the role of the knowledge and process capabilities.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2023/01/27/Relating-agility-and-electronic-integration--The-_2021_The-Journal-of-Strate.pdf',NULL,''),(10724,'Journal of Strategic Information Systems',2021,31,3,'Understanding and measuring formal communication quality for technology implementation: A test during the anticipation stage','Hsingyi P. Tsai, Deborah R. Compeau','Tsai21','31','Successfully introducing new technologies to employees remains a critical and challenging task\r\nfor managers. Practitioner and academic research points to the crucial role of formal communication\r\nin the success of technology implementation. We developed a scale for measuring formal\r\ncommunication quality and assessed its influence using three samples of working professionals\r\nwho were anticipating new technologies at work. Informed by the coping model of user adaptation,\r\nwe examined the direct and indirect effects of formal communication quality during the\r\nanticipation stage of a technology implementation project on employees’ cognitions, emotions\r\nand intention to connect with colleagues in order to prepare themselves for the new technologies.\r\nThe results validate our conceptualization of formal communication as a second-order formative\r\nconstruct with information quality in four content areas (i.e., what, how, why and when) as the\r\nfirst-order dimensions. Our findings affirm the role of formal communication as a managerial\r\ninfluence mechanism that positively affects an employee’s preliminary evaluation of a new IT\r\nduring the anticipation stage. The evaluation of the new IT triggered emotions, and the emotions\r\nin turn motivated employees to seek opinions and camaraderie from others as a means of\r\nadapting to the new IT. Our post hoc analyses illustrate the dynamic nature of the relationship\r\namong formal communication quality, beliefs, emotions and coping intentions as the implementation\r\nunfolds. Our work contributes to the literature by improving the operationalization of formal communication quality, expanding the current understanding of seeking social support\r\nand revealing new insight about the temporal dynamics of the relationships in the nomological\r\nnetwork during the anticipation stage. The validated scale of formal communication can be a\r\nuseful tool for managers who wish to evaluate the effectiveness of their communication and to\r\nassess its impact on employees’ adaptation.',NULL,0,'pdfs/2023/01/27/Understanding-and-measuring-formal-communication-qua_2021_The-Journal-of-Str.pdf',NULL,'A pre-test with 107 professional employees allowed us to evaluate and refine the scale. We assessed the construct validity through our main study with 278 employees who were experiencing IT change across a range of organizations (i.e., main study). Finally, we conducted a follow-up study of 68 instructors anticipating the introduction of a new learning management system at a university.\r\nIn our pre-test, we randomly sampled alumni from the business school of a Canadian public university and invited 1445 individuals to participate in an online survey. To identify those individuals who were anticipating a new technology, we asked a screening question: “Is your company currently introducing to you a new information technology that you might use for your job later?” 294\r\nresponses were received. 137 individuals (46.6%) answered “no” to the screening question, 155 individuals (52.7%) answered “yes,” and 2 individuals did not answer that screening question but completed the rest of the survey. Among the 157 individuals, 26 abandoned the survey immediately after the screening question. Among the 131 individuals who answered some portion of the survey,\r\n24 missed 5% or more of the 48 questions, leaving 107 usable responses. This falls just short of the needed cases (n = 113) to achieve 80% power for a small effect size (R2 = 10%) at the 5% significance level but is well above the sample (n = 41) needed for a moderate effect (Hair et al., 2016).');

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